Thank you for taking the effort to submit your test for the contest. Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize: Major language issues. None of the explanations are given in English, despite the fact that no other languages except English were mentioned in the tags to this quiz, E.g. #q1, #q2, #q3, #q4, etc.
Dark Gorilla
The questions are good but I don't understand why an English Grammar quiz has all its explanations in another language. I don't really know the language you explained your answers in but I do know it's not English.
Secondly, I saw about three questions which weren't grammar related. They were more of general knowledge questions. eg. Q. 24
Question 54. You gave the answer as, "visited" which when put in the sentence reads "Have you ever visited to Antarctica?" This doesn't sound right. The most suitable and correct answer provided is "been" rather. So it should read, "Have you ever been to Antarctica?" rather then "visited to"
Question 60. You chose "the" as the correct option. Giving, "Butterflies are the insects." The most correct option is * (blank space) so it reads "Butterflies are insects." rather.
Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:
Major language issues. None of the explanations are given in English, despite the fact that no other languages except English were mentioned in the tags to this quiz, E.g. #q1, #q2, #q3, #q4, etc.
Secondly, I saw about three questions which weren't grammar related. They were more of general knowledge questions. eg. Q. 24
Question 54. You gave the answer as, "visited" which when put in the sentence reads "Have you ever visited to Antarctica?"
This doesn't sound right. The most suitable and correct answer provided is "been" rather.
So it should read, "Have you ever been to Antarctica?" rather then "visited to"
Question 60.
You chose "the" as the correct option. Giving, "Butterflies are the insects."
The most correct option is * (blank space) so it reads "Butterflies are insects." rather.