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GRAMMAR TOEFL Exercise 1


A. Error analysis (circle the incorrect part from the below sentence)
1. I not understand what she is talking about.
       A        B             C          D    E

2. The man will come in if she calls her.
       A          B      C                    D     E

3. If I saw Jhon, I would asked him to help me.
     A   B                  C          D              E

4. If I had repaired my car, I would not have go by bus.
           A        B         C              D             E

5. She told me that she would keep doing that homework without me.
             A                         B       C       D      E

6. They will go by thierself if I don’t join.
              A    B            C              D     E

7. Teacher reminds us about the competition, she also asks me to practice to write more.
                      A              B                C                    D                                E

8.  She have been here since the movie started.
              A      B              C            D          E

9. The man whom is standing over there is my father.
             A       B           C                          D     E

10. I had leave before you came
         A     B        C       D     E

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