Car jerks when accelerating

Can you describe the "jerk" a little bit more? Like does it takes place when engine is cold or does the jerk happen when you throttle up suddenly?

It seems to happen all the time. It feels like the car is kind of shaking and it will not go anywhere when you press the throttle harder.

Do you experience any shift shock when putting your car in D range?
If the answer is yes then I am pretty sure your problem is in the transmission side.
Try leaving your car in P range and throttle up and see if the engine respond to the action.
Let me know how you get on, cheers.

When you say "shift shock" do you mean the car jerks forward? If so then I do not. When the car is in P and I press the throttle the engine responds.

Hi, it seems to me that your engine is not responding properly under load.
You can try to do a stall test and this will determine if there is any slippage in your transmission.
Put the hand brake fully on, apply some wheel chokes to the wheels and depress your brakes fully.
Put your lever in D range and depress your throttle completely and see the rev counter, it should not exceed 3000 rpm. Do not do this test for more than ten seconds. Then leave your car idling for three minutes on N range for the transmission to cool down.
If the test is okay then you know that there is no abnormal slippage in the transmission.
Try removing the negative terminal for five minutes, put it back and start the car, leave it idling for ten minutes and see what difference it makes.
Good luck.

Hi, I got the problem fixed it was the spark plugs and wires.

When your car was jerking would it cut off too?