This is an advanced English grammar test with multiple-choice questions. In this video, you'll be presented with several questions, each with four options. The questions cover a range of grammatical structures and concepts, such as conditional sentences, subject-verb agreement, and comparative adjectives. You'll have to choose the correct answer from the four options provided. Good luck! Here are some sample questions:

If we don't finish the project by next week, we'll have to ask for an extension. Which word could replace "if" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

The group of students, as well as the professor, plans to attend the conference next month. Which word should be used instead of "plans" to make the sentence grammatically correct?

Unless you have studied for the test, you won't pass it. Which word could replace "unless" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

I have almost finished my thesis, but I still need to proofread it. Which word could replace "almost" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

Who are you going to the party with? Which word should be used instead of "who" to make the sentence grammatically correct?

The coach suggested that they players should arrive at the field early for practice. Which word should be used instead of "they" to make the sentence grammatically correct?

The movie was so long that I fell asleep halfway through. Which word could replace "so" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

The company's new policy is aimed to reduce waste and promote sustainability. Which word should be used instead of "aimed" to make the sentence grammatically correct?

She is one of the most intelligent people I have ever met. Which word should be used instead of "intelligent" to make the sentence grammatically correct?

The police have launched a manhunt for the suspect in the robbery. Which word could replace "launched" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

The company's profits have grown significantly in the past year. Which word could replace "grown" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

The singer's new album has received a great deal of positive reviews from critics. Which word should be used instead of "reviews" to make the sentence grammatically correct?

The new software program is compatible with the latest operating systems. Which word could replace "compatible" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

The committee has deferred a decision on the matter until next week. Which word should be used instead of "deferred" to make the sentence grammatically correct?