English Grammar Quiz for Beginners – Level 1 | 60 Questions

🎓 BEGINNER ENGLISH • LEVEL 1

English Grammar Quiz
for Beginners

📝 60 Questions · Basic English Grammar Test

Ready to improve your English? Take this beginner-friendly grammar quiz, practice essential rules, and discover how strong your basic English skills really are.

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60 Questions

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Level 1 Beginner

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Start Your English Learning Journey

Learning English grammar becomes easier when you practice regularly. This English Grammar Quiz for Beginners is designed for students and self-learners who want to build a strong foundation in English and improve their everyday language skills.

You will answer 60 questions covering essential grammar rules and common English sentences. Take your time, choose the best answer, and use your results to discover which areas you should practice more.

📚 What You’ll Practice

🔤 Verb To Be · am, is, are

👤 Subject Pronouns · I, you, he, she

📖 Articles · a, an, the

🔢 Plural Nouns · singular & plural

🧩 Have & Has · basic usage

📍 Prepositions · in, on, at

⏰ Basic Tenses · present & past

❓ Question Words · what, where, when

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Ready to Test Your English?

Answer all 60 questions and see your final score. Don’t worry about mistakes — every question is a chance to learn! 💪

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Before You Start

Learn First, Then Take the Quiz

Study the lesson below before starting the quiz. It will help you understand the grammar rules and improve your score.

💡 Recommended: Read each topic carefully, review the examples, and make sure you understand the rules before testing yourself.

📘 Level 1 • Beginner

Basic English Grammar

Build a strong foundation in English grammar with simple rules, clear examples, common mistakes, and easy tips.

📚 10 Core Topics

✨ Beginner Friendly

🎯 Practical Examples

Welcome to Level 1

Learning English grammar does not have to be difficult. In this lesson, you will learn the most important grammar rules beginners need to create simple and correct English sentences. Read each section carefully and pay attention to the examples.

What You Will Learn

1 Subject Pronouns

2 The Verb “To Be”

3 A, An & The

4 Singular & Plural Nouns

5 Have & Has

6 This, That, These & Those

7 There Is & There Are

8 Basic Prepositions

9 Present Simple

10 Question Words

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Grammar Topic 01

Subject Pronouns

📌 Simple Rule

Subject pronouns tell us who or what does an action. The main subject pronouns are I, you, he, she, it, we, and they.

Pronoun	Example
I	I am ready.
You	You are kind.
He	He is a teacher.
She	She is happy.
It	It is cold.
We	We are friends.
They	They are students.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ Me am happy.
✅ I am happy.

💡 Easy Tip

Use I when you are talking about yourself. Use he or she for people, and it for a thing, animal, or situation.

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Grammar Topic 02

The Verb “To Be”

📌 Simple Rule

We use am, is, and are to talk about people, things, feelings, jobs, descriptions, and situations.

Subject	Verb	Example
I	am	I am happy.
He	is	He is tired.
She	is	She is a doctor.
It	is	It is cold.
You	are	You are right.
We	are	We are ready.
They	are	They are busy.

💬 Examples

I am a student.

She is very friendly.

He is at home.

We are ready.

They are from Canada.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ I is happy.
✅ I am happy.

💡 Easy Tip

Remember: I → am, He / She / It → is, You / We / They → are.

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Grammar Topic 03

A, An & The

📌 Simple Rule

Use a before a singular noun that begins with a consonant sound. Use an before a singular noun that begins with a vowel sound. Use the when talking about a specific person or thing.

Article	Example
a	a book
a	a car
an	an apple
an	an orange
the	the door
the	the sun

💬 Examples

I have a car.
She is eating an apple.
Please close the door.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ I have an car.
✅ I have a car.

💡 Easy Tip

Think about the sound at the beginning: a book, but an apple.

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Grammar Topic 04

Singular & Plural Nouns

📌 Simple Rule

A singular noun means one person, animal, place, or thing. A plural noun means more than one. Many plural nouns are made by adding -s or -es.

Singular	Plural
book	books
car	cars
student	students
box	boxes
class	classes

💬 Examples

I have one book.
I have two books.

There is one box.
There are three boxes.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ Two book.
✅ Two books.

💡 Easy Tip

When you have more than one, check the noun. Many nouns need -s or -es.

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Grammar Topic 05

Have & Has

📌 Simple Rule

Use have with I, you, we, and they. Use has with he, she, and it.

Subject	Verb	Example
I	have	I have a car.
You	have	You have a phone.
He	has	He has a dog.
She	has	She has a cat.
We	have	We have time.
They	have	They have two children.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ She have a car.
✅ She has a car.

💡 Easy Tip

He, She, It → has.
Everyone else → have.

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Grammar Topic 06

This, That, These & Those

📌 Simple Rule

Use this and these for things that are near you. Use that and those for things that are farther away.

Word	Number	Distance	Example
this	one	near	This book is new.
that	one	far	That car is fast.
these	more than one	near	These shoes are nice.
those	more than one	far	Those houses are beautiful.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ This shoes are new.
✅ These shoes are new.

💡 Easy Tip

This / That = one
These / Those = more than one

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Grammar Topic 07

There Is & There Are

📌 Simple Rule

Use there is for one person or thing. Use there are for more than one.

💬 Examples

There is a book on the table.

There is a student in the room.

There are two chairs in the room.

There are many people outside.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ There is two books.
✅ There are two books.

💡 Easy Tip

One thing → There is
More than one → There are

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Grammar Topic 08

Basic Prepositions: In, On & At

📌 Simple Rule

Prepositions help us describe where something is or when something happens.

Preposition	Common Use	Example
in	inside / months / years	The keys are in the bag.
on	surfaces / days / dates	The phone is on the table.
at	specific places / times	Meet me at 7 o’clock.

💬 Examples

She lives in London.
The book is on the desk.
We meet at 8 o’clock.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ The phone is in the table.
✅ The phone is on the table.

💡 Easy Tip

Think of in as inside, on as touching a surface, and at as a specific point.

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Grammar Topic 09

Present Simple

📌 Simple Rule

We use the present simple to talk about habits, routines, facts, and things that happen regularly.

Subject	Example
I	I work every day.
You	You speak English.
We	We live here.
They	They play football.
He	He works every day.
She	She speaks English.
It	It works well.

💬 Examples

I drink coffee every morning.
She works in a bank.
He plays tennis on Sundays.
They live in a small town.

⚠️ Common Mistake

❌ She work every day.
✅ She works every day.

💡 Easy Tip

With he, she, and it, the main verb usually takes -s in the present simple.

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Grammar Topic 10

Basic Question Words

📌 Simple Rule

Question words help us ask for specific information. Each question word has a different purpose.

Question Word	Use	Example
What	things / information	What is your name?
Where	places	Where do you live?
When	time	When do you work?
Who	people	Who is she?
Why	reason	Why are you late?
How	method / condition	How are you?

💬 Examples

What is your favorite food?

Where are you from?

When is your birthday?

Who is your teacher?

Why are you happy?

How do you go to work?

💡 Easy Tip

Remember the main ideas: What = thing, Where = place, When = time, Who = person, Why = reason, How = way or condition.

⚡ Level 1 Grammar Cheat Sheet

Keep these basic rules in mind when building simple English sentences.

I → am I am ready.

He / She / It → is She is happy.

You / We / They → are They are ready.

He / She / It → has He has a car.

I / You / We / They → have We have time.

One → There is There is a book.

More than one → There are There are books.

He / She / It + verb + s She works here.

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Great Work!

You have completed the basic grammar lesson. These rules are the foundation for building clear and correct English sentences.

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