How Is Your English?

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Did you ever wonder how good you are at spelling? Grammar? Other elements of the English language? Well here's your answer.

Questions and Answers

1.

Choose the one with the correct spelling.
- A.
  
  Useful
- B.
  
  Usefull
Correct Answer
A. Useful

Explanation
The correct spelling for the word is "useful". The incorrect option "usefull" contains an extra "l" which makes it an incorrect spelling.

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2.

Choose the one with the correct spelling.
- A.
  
  Mabey
- B.
  
  Maybe
- C.
  
  Mabie
Correct Answer
B. Maybe

Explanation
The correct spelling is "Maybe." This word is used to express uncertainty or possibility.

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3.

Choose the one that best fills in the blank."___ not serious, right?"
- A.
  
  You're
- B.
  
  Your
Correct Answer
A. You're

Explanation
The correct answer is "You're" because it is the contraction of "you are" and fits grammatically in the sentence. The phrase "not serious, right?" implies a question about someone's seriousness, and "You're not serious, right?" is a common way to express doubt or disbelief in someone's seriousness.

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4.

Choose the one that is spelled correctly.
- A.
  
  Accelerate
- B.
  
  Accelarate
Correct Answer
A. Accelerate

Explanation
The correct spelling is "Accelerate." The word is spelled with one "l" after the "c" and ends with the letter "e." The incorrect spelling "Accelarate" mistakenly adds an extra "l" after the "c."

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5.

Choose the one that is spelled correctly.
- A.
  
  Humorous
- B.
  
  Humourous
Correct Answer
A. Humorous

Explanation
The correct spelling is "humorous." The word "humorous" refers to something that is funny or intended to provoke laughter. The incorrect spelling "humourous" is a common misspelling, as it adds an unnecessary "u" after the "o."

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How Is Your English?

Choose the one with the correct spelling.

Choose the one with the correct spelling.

Choose the one that best fills in the blank."___ not serious, right?"

Choose the one that is spelled correctly.

Choose the one that is spelled correctly.