Sentence Correction MCQs

Correct answer D. A girl like me would never be seen in a place like that.

Correct answer B. Just forty years ago, there were fewer than one hundred symphony orchestras in the United States.

Correct answer C. I had no mony, my friend had not either.

Correct answer B. We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells began to land.

Correct answer C. Jackon is one of the few sophomores who have ever made the varsity team.

Correct answer D. Jack had no sooner lain down than he fell asleep when the alarm sounded.

Correct answer D. If he had drunk more milk, his health would have been better.

Correct answer B. "Will you come too?" she pleaded.

Correct answer B. How much have food costs risen during the past year?

Correct answer B. The three characters in the story are; Hobart, a teenager; his mother, a widow and the druggist.

Correct answer C. There was a serious difference of opinion between her and me.

Correct answer D. Our car has always runs good on that kind of gasoline.

Correct answer B. Henderson, the president of the class and captain of the team, will lead the rally.

Correct answer B. Take courage, Tom; we all make mistakes.

Correct answer B. Why were Jane and he permitted to go?

Correct answer D. John was the only one of the boys who as you know is not eligible.

Correct answer D. Flinging himself at the barricade, he pounded on it furiously.

Correct answer B. He works more diligently now that he has become vice president of the company.

Correct answer C. Knowing little about Algebra, I found it difficult to solve the equation.

Correct answer C. Please, let her and me do it.