Score 10/15 On This Grammar Test!

13 / 15. Slipped up on two!

Pat Wells, no. It is perfectly acceptable to end a sentence with a preposition.

Quiz hasn't downloaded so can't play, neither have the last 10

13/15... Perhaps there may be some differences between Canadian and American grammar?😉

Thanks for the answers!

Ah, British English--takes some adjustments for Americans. 14/15; don't agree with number one regardless of the form.

I disagree with some of the answers.

Pat Wells, think you’re wrong

Allison Aspden, How so?

George Steele, well, it wasn’t a spelling test!

13/15 but disagree with one. Actually love these tests and find them extremely worthwhile although not many others appreciate correct usage these days. And now I realize the extreme difficulty in learning English as a second language.

…Or they should have the correct answer which in this case is “who” (did you bump into?), not “whom”.

It's a grammar quiz, so the questions should include correct grammar. . ."Whom did you bump into?" NOT! Correctly written, it should read, "Into whom did you bump?" Sounds awkward, but it is correct English.

I feel for anyone trying to learn our "American" form of the English language, and admire those who do.

Christopher Skinner, have to agree.