ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ: Beginner | Intermediate | Expert | CAN 90% SCORE 20/20?

3-in-ONE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ: Beginner | Intermediate | Expert
Anyone That Can Score 20/20 On This Quiz Is A GENIUS.

In today's quiz, you have 20 questions to attempt. Note, that you have exactly 10 seconds to answer each question. You may pause the video if you need more time. Wish you the best of luck!

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[mattthomas]

18/20 Thanks for posting. Great quiz here. 🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃

[ivanlussich]

I am a Spanish speaking person yet I scored 19 OK out of 20.... Just missed the runny nose question. Saludos from Uruguay

[moyrawallace]

20/20 - these 3 tier quizzes are great- thank you 💜

[laurendoe]

6:49 Even though I retired from the Grammar Police decades ago (long enough ago that someone saying "Your welcome" hardly bothers me), when people make this mistake I STILL have to bite my tongue!

[catskram]

20/20. These tests are mostly for those learning English as a second language. An average US middle school kid should be able to score 100%.

[deborahb]

LOVED it- got 19/20 correct- for 95% accuracy! fun

[silviamoronatti]

Fabulous!!! This helps me so much.
I am Mexican Thanks a lot!!!
Congratulations

[gordonwaldner]

20/20. I was an English teacher for thirty years. I should be able to do this with ease.

[TC-cjmv]

20/20, Most enjoyable test, All just a matter of context. 👍Thank you.

[madonnajohnson]

Thank you so very much for sharing the exercise. Helps to keep our grammar skills sharp. I scored 20/20. Enjoyed so very much.

[rbaruah]

All correct ...though I had to pause the video to be able to read the options for the last two questions...

[choosejesuses]

I guess I’m a genius 😋 I was expecting them to get more difficult. This is the 1st time taking one of these things, and I found it enjoyable! Subscribing!

[manuelenriquecamachocervan]

I got 18/20. I made 2 mistakes... what a shame but it doesn"t.matter.. I'll try to improve day by day.. I think mistakes give me the opportunity to continue doing my best!! (Be positive despite of my mistakes... is excellent) thanks teachers you're the best!!!💯🎈🎈🎈🎈

[vitosanto]

I guess I was paying a lot more attention In school than I thought, 20 for 20 .

[melstiller]

I consider myself extremely fortunate to have been given the opportunity to learn different languages. But it was the strong foundation of a well-learned mother tongue (grammar, dictation, composition, daily spelling tests, and practice, practice, practice) which, individually or combined, made me competent enough and brave enough to learn several foreign languages "from the ground up." If I could do it, anyone can! 🤗😄 This is an excellent three-tier quiz, ETLR! 👍😉

[graemedurie]

20/20. I thought that you'd want "runny" for question 20, but both "running" and "runny" would be correct usage here.

[BoussiosMarkos]

19/20 I missed one of the last category! Good quiz, thank you.

[silviajacob]

19 out of 20. Thanks for the challenge. 🙏

[andymcneil]

That was not as easy as I thought it was going to be. Really enjoyed it. 19/20. Entreneurship?

[mickjaegerguano]

Breathe/breath, your/you're, there/their/they're, are the 3 most people's Achilles heel, I've noticed. "Grammar doesn't matter, spelling does" -- Confuscious