Final Exam – Grammar Review – ENG 002

This page is a grammar review for the ENG 002 final exam, organized by intended learning outcome (ILO) so you can practice each grammar point separately before combining them on test day. Work through the sections in order, or jump straight to whichever ILO gave you the most trouble in class.

What This Grammar Review Covers

The exam draws on four core skills: forming the simple present passive correctly, choosing between comparatives and superlatives, using imperative verbs for instructions and commands, and recognizing word families across verb, noun, and adjective forms of the same root word. Each section below links to a short, focused quiz so you can check your understanding before moving to the next topic.

Intended learning outcomes related to grammar – Quiz 2

ILO: Use simple present Passive

ILO: Use comparatives and superlatives

ILO: Use imperative Verbs

ILO: Word Families: Verbs, nouns, adjectives

Once you’ve worked through every ILO in this grammar review, try mixing questions from different sections together — the real final exam won’t group questions by topic, so practicing the transitions between passive voice, comparatives, imperatives, and word families is just as important as mastering each one individually. If you want extra practice beyond this grammar review, the Grammarly grammar guide covers all four topics with additional examples.

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