This Grammar Test Will Show Your Real Level Of Knowledge
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151 Comments
Gail Cusack
We were always taught to say "I" not "Me"
in our English classes, perhaps Americans are different.
Pat Wells
Dane Kiddie, It seems the Brits are not well-schooled in the KING'S English (should be possessive). I see many more errors in the writings of Brits and I do in the writings of Americans.
alec
Not too sure the answers are all correct !
mikeyparry
12/15. Too many mistakes!
Gary Ellis
Drat. Missed the last one. Thanks for including the answers.
Alan Conyard
13/15 thanks for answers.
cdowdy aks
Nailed It and thank you for the Answers!🥰
kbparker
Thank you for the answers!
Dane Kiddie
It is american spelling for some answers and certainly NOT the Kings English,
lady draggon
10/15 and I nailed it? Ok!
mikeyparry
14 / 15. You nailed it! Still made one mistake though!
cdowdy aks
14/15… Nailed it!🌈
cmdvger
Robert Knight, I believe it was supposed read frivolity is the antonym of grimness.
Jean Fox
Q15 crops up frequently. No one ever says either of those answers!
Robert Knight
I do not believe the correct synonym for grimness is frivolity, it would be weightiness in those options!