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Choose the correct answer for the given imperative ‘Do________quiet!
- be
- been
- being
- To be
Answer: Be
Choose the correct answer for the given imperative ‘He told her not_______his mother his secret.’
- tell
- telling
- To tell
- told
Answer: To tell
Choose the correct answer for the given imperative ‘No ………..’
- Smoke
- smoked
- smoking
- To smoke
Answer: smoking
Choose the correct answer for the given imperative ‘She asked me _______ the report’
- To write
- write
- writing
- wrote
Answer: To write
Choose the correct answer for the given imperative ‘Will you______a coffee please’
- made
- make
- making
- To make
Answer: made
Choose the correct answer:Every staff member ……. to be trained in security procedures to ensure the safety of customer’s private information.
- is required
- requirement
- requires
- requiring
Answer: is required
Choose the correct answer:Everyone on the board of directors …….. with the planned merger.
- agree
- agreeing
- agrees
- have agreed
Answer: agrees
Choose the correct answer:Not only the painting method but also the colors …………… the intervest of art critics.
- arouses
- arousing
- has aroused
- have aroused
Answer: have aroused
Choose the correct answer:Success in business ……… certain strategies that satisfy both the employer and the employees.
- is required
- require
- requires
- requiring
Answer: requires
Choose the correct answer:Thanks to the recent anti-smoking campaign, the number of smokers in the country ………
- has reduced
- have reduced
- reduce
- to reduce
Answer: has reduced
Choose the correct answer:The decision regarding the merger of the two companies …… to the public yesterday.
- announced
- announcing
- was announced
- were announced
Answer: was announced
Choose the correct answer:The regulations governing animal research ……… many provisions to safeguard animal welfare.
- contain
- contains
- have been contained
- is containing
Answer: contain
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘A giant asteroid hit the Earth in the Gulf of Mexico 65 million years ago. Scientists have reached a conclusion they’re pretty confident about: that __ (cause) the extinction of the big dinosaurs.’
- may have caused
- might have caused
- must have caused
- should have caused
Answer: must have caused
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Beatrice can’t come to the door right now – she …………. a shower. (have)’
- had
- Have
- Is having
- To have
Answer: Is having
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘David …………….. three motorbikes and two cars. (own)’
- Owing
- Own
- Owned
- Owns
Answer: Owns
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Detective, my son __ (not/steal) that car last Sunday afternoon. He was getting married at that time in front of 200 guests!’
- couldn’t have stolen
- may not have stolen
- might not have stolen
- shouldn’t have stolen
Answer: couldn’t have stolen
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Give me a moment, please; I …………. about what to do. (think)’
- Am thinking
- Have thought
- Think
- Thought
Answer: Think
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Hannah has ………………. very hard recently – I’m not surprised she looks so tired. (work)’
- Been worked
- Been working
- Work
- Worked
Answer: Been working
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘How long has Adam ………….. to be a policeman? (want)’
- want
- wanted
- wanting
- wants
Answer: wanted
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘I …………. anyone who smokes cigarettes is crazy. (think)’
- Am thinking
- Have thought
- Think
- Thought
Answer: Think
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘I didn’t know who to ask for help in choosing an American college.Oh, you __ (talk) to Karen – she’s our school’s university adviser.’
- could have talked
- had to have talked
- must have talked
- should have talked
Answer: could have talked
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘I was at the DMV office yesterday. I __ (renew) my driver’s license.’
- had to renew
- may have renewed
- must have renewed
- Should have renewed
Answer: had to renew
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘I’m not sure where the boss went this morning. He __ (go) to our other branch office in Glendale.’
- may have gone
- must have gone
- should have gone
- would have gone
Answer: may have gone
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘I’ve ……………. to call you all morning. Why didn’t you answer? (try)’
- Been trying
- Tried
- Try
- trying
Answer: Been trying
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘I’ve ………………. my husband to fix that broken door handle for months. (ask)’
- Ask
- Asked
- Asks
- Been asking
Answer: Been asking
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘My wife made me go shopping with her last Saturday, but I (rather / go) fishing instead.’
- must have gone
- Should have gone
- would have gone
- would rather have gone
Answer: would rather have gone
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Taylor Swift’s latest boyfriend just left her for a younger girl who isn’t even famous. She __ (not / be) happy when she found out! (She’ll probably write a song about it.)’
- can’t have been
- might have been
- shouldn’t have been
- would rather have been
Answer: shouldn’t have been
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘That smart girl studied a lot, so she __ (do) well on the test, but she didn’t.’
- may have done
- might have done
- must have done
- should have done
Answer: should have done
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘The big grammar test is today. I’m in trouble – I __ (study) last night, but I didn’t!’
- may have studied
- might have studied
- should have studied
- should of studied
Answer: should have studied
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘We …………. a bath in our flat, not a shower. (have)’
- had
- Have
- Is having
- To have
Answer: Have
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘We’ve ……………. about the problem for a long time. (know)’
- Been known
- Knew
- know
- known
Answer: known
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Who broke the big vase in the back office?It __ (be) Brian – he’s very clumsy.’
- may have been
- might have been
- ought to have been
- should have been
Answer: ought to have been
Choose the correct form of given verb for the sentence below:‘Wow, Sally has never missed a day of work before.Well, she was coughing yesterday, and she didn’t look good. She __ (get) sick.’
- Had better have gotten
- must have gotten
- ought to have gotten
- should have gotten
Answer: must have gotten
Choose the correct Object Complements for:He considers his favorite activity ………………………
- Being play football
- played football
- playing football
- To play football
Answer: playing football
Choose the correct Object Complements for:He postpones …………………………. his computer.
- restart
- restarted
- restarting
- To restart
Answer: restarting
Choose the correct Object Complements for:I forgot ………………………… before I left home.
- lock
- locked
- locking
- to lock
Answer: to lock
Choose the correct Object Complements for:Smoking seems …………………………………. In public place.
- Ban
- baning
- To ban
- to be banned
Answer: to be banned
Choose the correct Object Complements for:The president will attempt ……………………………….
- Being reducing inflation rate
- reduce inflation rate
- reducing inflation rate
- to reduce inflation rate
Answer: to reduce inflation rate
Choose the correct Object Complements for:They finish …………………………..
- Being practice guitar.
- practice guitar.
- practicing guitar.
- To practice guitar.
Answer: practicing guitar.
Choose the correct Object Complements for:We love …………………………………. In the garden.
- cooked
- cooking
- Is cooking
- To cook
Answer: cooking
Choose the correct type of the given sentence ‘Grandmother told us a story.’
- imperative
- negation
- question
- statement
Answer: statement
Choose the correct type of the given sentence ‘Move this bookshelf to the left.’
- imperative
- negation
- question
- statement
Answer: imperative
Choose the correct type of the given sentence ‘What a lovely red dress!’
- exclamation
- imperative
- question
- statement
Answer: exclamation
Complete the sentence with the correct word(s) in the branket: ‘Many elderly people get ……… because of these viruses.’
- sick
- comfortably
- easily
- sadly
Answer: sick
Complete the sentences with the correct linking verbs provided ‘The children … happy.’
- feel
- prove
- Taste
- turns
Answer: feel
Complete the sentences with the correct linking verbs provided ‘The leaves … brown.’
- turn
- feel
- prove
- Taste
Answer: turn
Complete the sentences with the correct linking verbs provided ‘The perfume … jasmine.’
- smells
- feel
- prove
- Taste
Answer: smells
Complete the sentences with the correct linking verbs provided ‘The princess … so beautiful.’
- looks
- feel
- Taste
- turn
Answer: looks
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘B4 dropped 4 cups ………. were new.’
- which
- what
- who
- whom
Answer: which
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘David told me ………… him that night if I felt like chatting.’
- to phone
- phoned
- phoning
- should phoned
Answer: to phone
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Do you still remember the day ……… we first met?’
- when
- that
- where
- which
Answer: when
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Don’t switch off the computer. New updates…………………’
- are being installed
- are installed
- Have been installed
- will being installed
Answer: are being installed
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Every year millions of people ………….. for cancer.’
- are treated
- Are being treated
- Have been treated
- Will be treated
Answer: are treated
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘He told me that ……… he knew her hobbies, he could let me know.’
- if
- for
- since
- why
Answer: if
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘He told me that he ………… sure she would help if I asked her.’
- was
- Had been
- Were
- Would be
Answer: was
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘He worked for a woman ……… used to be an artist.’
- who
- that
- whom
- whose
Answer: who
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘I couldn’t move the piano alone, so I asked Tom_______.’
- to give a hand
- gave a hand
- give a hand
- giving a hand
Answer: to give a hand
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘I have two sisters, both of ……… are students.’
- whom
- that
- them
- who
Answer: whom
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘I said that I had met her _____.’
- the previous day
- the before day.
- the day
- yesterday
Answer: the previous day
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘I tasted the cake ……… and it tasted too …………’
- Carefully …… sweet
- Happily ……. comfortably
- quite ……. quitely
- Sick …….. sadly
Answer: Carefully …… sweet
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘I told him ………….. a record of his expenses’
- to keep
- keep
- kept
- should keep
Answer: to keep
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘I wouldn’t go to school by bus if I …….. a driving licence.’
- had
- have
- Have had
- Would have
Answer: had
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If I ………… stronger, I’d help you carry the piano.’
- were
- am
- was
- Will be
Answer: were
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If I had my life over again, I …… to university to study history’
- would go
- go
- have gone
- would have gone
Answer: would go
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If I hadn’t studied, I …………………. the exam.’
- would not have passed
- Haven’t passed
- not pass
- Would not break
Answer: would not have passed
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If she …………. him every day, she’d be lovesick..’
- didn’t see
- Have seen
- Sees
- Would see
Answer: didn’t see
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If she was in London, he ………… my sister’
- Would meet
- could have met
- Might meet
- Will meet
Answer: Would meet
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If we ………… him tomorrow, we’ll say hello.’
- meet
- will meet
- would have met
- would meet
Answer: Would meet
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If we’d seen you, we ……….’
- would have stopped
- stop
- Will stop
- Wuold stop
Answer: would have stopped
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If you ………… him, I’m sure he’d help us’
- Asked
- Ask
- Would ask
- Would have askes
Answer: Asked
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘If you drop the vase, it ……………’
- will break
- break
- Have broken
- Would break
Answer: will break
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘In most countries cigarettes ……………….. to anyone under 18.’
- are not sold
- Being sold
- Will be sold
- Will sell
Answer: are not sold
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘It ………… to take photos inside.’
- is forbidden
- Have been forbidden
- is being forbidden
- will be forbidden
Answer: is forbidden
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Lam met a girl ……….. I used to employ.’
- who
- that
- which
- whom
Answer: is forbidden
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Listen. You ………………. the job at McDonald’s.’
- have been offered
- are being offered
- are offered
- will be offered
Answer: have been offered
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Look. Nothing ………………. in this room.
- has been changed
- is being changed
- is changed
- will be changed
Answer: has been changed
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Mr John said that they ……….. lunch outside in the garden if it was not cold.’
- have
- is going to have
- will have
- would have
Answer: have
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘My mother always appears …………. when she goes out.’
- Beautiful
- beautifully
- comfortably
- sadly
Answer: Beautiful
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Nam asked Nga what she ………….. she saw a snake.’
- would do if
- is going to do
- will do
- will do if
Answer: would do if
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Peter told Linda that she ……………… if she met him.’
- would be surprised
- surprised
- will surprise
- would surprised
Answer: would be surprised
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘She asked …………. about developments.
- to be kept informed
- kept informed
- kept informing
- to keep
Answer: to be kept informed
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘She said if the weather was fine, she …………on a picnic with her friends.’
- would go
- goes
- went
- would go if
Answer: would go
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘She said she ……………. through the alarm.’
- must have slept
- had slept
- slept
- would sleep
Answer: must have slept
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘She told me that if she were me, she ………. her about that’
- wouldn’t tell
- didn’t tell
- tells
- would tell
Answer: wouldn’t tell
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘She tried on three dresses, none of …….. fitted her’
- which
- that
- them
- when
Answer: which
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The church ____________ by a famous architect in the 18th century’
- was designed
- Has been designed
- Is designed
- Would be designed
Answer: was designed
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The classroom ………………… next week
- will be redecorated
- Has been redecorated
- is redecorated
- was redecorated
Answer: will be redecorated
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The doctor ____ him to take more exercise.’
- told
- have told
- tell
- telling
Answer: told
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The guard said we ………….. cross the border.’
- mustn’t
- don’t have to
- have to
- needn’t
Answer: mustn’t
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The hotel …………we stayed wasn’t very clean.’
- where
- what
- what
- which
Answer: where
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The man asked the boys _____.’
- why they were fighting
- why did they fight
- why they fight
- why were they fighting
Answer: why they were fighting
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The man said that he …………. a new car if he won the lottery.’
- would buy
- had bought
- is going to buy
- will buy
Answer: would buy
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The person ………..I complained is the manager.
- to who
- to whom
- who to
- whom to
Answer: to who
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘The way she succeeded ………….. surprised everyone.’
- which
- for what
- for which
- what
Answer: which
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘They said that their house had been broken into ______.’
- two days ago
- since two days
- the two days before
- two days before
Answer: two days ago
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘They told me if that day ……… Sunday, they wouldn’t go to school
- was
- had been
- were
- would be
Answer: was
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘We broke 4 cars ……. belonged to my uncle.’
- that
- what
- who
- whom
Answer: that
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘We’d be stupid if we ………….. him about our secret.’
- Told
- Are telling
- Have told
- Tell
Answer: Told
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘When he was at Oliver’s flat yesterday, Martin asked if he ______ use the phone.’
- could
- can
- may
- must
Answer: could
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Why ……… coca-cola ………… by teenagers as a number one drink?’
- Has …. been chosen
- is being chosen
- Is chosen
- will be chosen
Answer: Has …. been chosen
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s): ‘Your room will be available at 10 o’clock. It …………… now’
- is being tidied
- Have been tidied
- is tidied
- will be tidied
Answer: is being tidied
What’s a type of verb ‘to be’ in the following sentence:‘She is going to buy a house.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Particle verb
Answer: Auxiliary verb
What’s a type of verb ‘to be’ in the following sentence:‘She is so beautiful.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Particle verb
Answer: Ordinary verb
What’s a type of word ‘dare’ in the following sentence:‘I don’t dare to tell him my mistake.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Partiple verb
Answer: Ordinary verb
What’s type of the verb ‘need’ in the following sentence:‘He doesn’t need to pick her.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Partiple verb
Answer: Ordinary verb
What’s type of the verb ‘need’ in the following sentence:‘You need not mention this to her friend.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Partiple verb
Answer: Auxiliary verb
What’s type of the verb ‘need’ in the following sentence:‘You need to learn English before studying in Britain.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Partiple verb
Answer: Ordinary verb
What’s type of word ‘dare’ in the following sentence:‘You daren’t ask the rector about money.’
- Auxiliary verb
- Modal verb
- Ordinary verb
- Partiple verb
Answer: Modal verb
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘…….. is yours? The blue one or the red one?.’
- Which
- Who
- whom
- whose
Answer: Which
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘I send my sales report ………………..’
- every two week
- every two weeks
- two every week
- two every week
Answer: every two weeks
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘I talked to the girl …………… car had broken down in front of the shop.’
- Of who
- Who
- whom
- whose
Answer: whose
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘Thank you very much for your e-mail, …………… was very interesting.’
- which
- Who
- whom
- whose
Answer: which
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘That’s Peter, the boy ………… has just arrived at the airport.’
- Which
- who
- whom
- whose
Answer: who
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘They look at ………………………. eyes.’
- each other
- each other’s
- one another
- theirs
Answer: each other’s
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘We met Paul and Jane last night. This house is ………………..’
- her
- his
- their
- theirs
Answer: theirs
Which is correct pronouns for the sentence below:‘What can ……………. tell me about your family.’
- he
- I
- she
- you
Answer: you
Which is the best to fill a sentence below:‘…………. can you get there?’
- How
- How far
- Which
- Who
Answer: How
Which is the best to fill a sentence below:‘She hardly ever said so, ………….?’
- did she?
- does she?
- doesn’t she?
- will she?
Answer: did she?
Which is the best to fill a sentence below:‘She never comes back, ………….?’
- did she?
- does she?
- doesn’t she?
- will she?
Answer: does she?
Which one contains a compound adjective?
- It is a 6-page document.
- It is a boring document.
- It is a long document.
- It is my document.
Answer: It is a 6-page document.
Which one contains a demonstrative adjective?
- This is a pronoun.
- This is my beautiful pen.
- This is my pen.
- This pen is mine.
Answer: This is my pen.
Which one contains a possessive adjective?
- Pens are in this bag.
- This is a pen.
- This is my beautiful pen.
- This pen is mine.
Answer: This is my beautiful pen.
Which one contains adverb of frequency?
- I always get up at 6.
- I get up at 6.
- I get up early.
- I get up in a strange room.
Answer: I always get up at 6.
Which one contains adverb of manner?
- I always listen to you all.
- Listen this talk carefully.
- Listen to me!
- Listening is better than saying.
Answer: Listen this talk carefully.
Which one contains an indefinite adjective?
- Each student has to write a report about their study tour.
- Students write a report about their study tour.
- The study tour is good for students.
- There are 15 students on this study tour.
Answer: Each student has to write a report about their study tour.
Which one contains descriptive adjective?
- Chinese food
- Five cats
- His house
- Interesting book
Answer: Interesting book
Which one contains evaluative adverbs?
- Clearly, he didn’t mean to ignore you.
- Has he ever ignored you?
- He didn’t mean to ignore you.
- He sometimes ignores you.
Answer: Clearly, he didn’t mean to ignore you.
Which one contains linking adverbs?
- Although I liked this book, I didn’t buy it.
- Clearly, I liked this book.
- I liked this book.
- I will buy this book tomorrow.
Answer: Although I liked this book, I didn’t buy it.
Which one contains negation in non-finite clauses?
- I’m thinking about going out tonight.
- I’m thinking about not to go out tonight.
- I’m thinking about to go out tonight.
- I’m thinking that I will go out tonight.
Answer: I’m thinking about going out tonight.
Which one contains proper adjective?
- Chinese food
- Five cats
- His house
- Interesting book
Answer: Chinese food
Which one contains quantitative adjective?
- Chinese food
- Five cats
- His house
- Interesting book
Answer: Five cats
Which one has the same meaning with the given sentence:‘He stopped to smoke.’
- He didn’t do an action any longer.
- He stopped smoking.
- He was doing something then paused it to start smoking.
- He was doing something while smoking.
Answer: He was doing something then paused it to start smoking.
Which one in the given options is linking verbs?
- become
- play
- run
- sleep
Answer: become
Which one in the given options is linking verbs?
- remain
- climb
- Do
- give
Answer: remain
Which one in the given options is NOT linking verbs?
- jump
- look
- sound
- taste
Answer: jump
Which one is a correct sentence?
- I can see anything.
- I can see not something.
- I can’t see anything.
- I can’t see something.
Answer: I can’t see anything.
Which one is a correct sentence?
- Nobody doesn’t like this book.
- Nobody don’t like this book.
- Nobody like this book.
- Nobody likes this book.
Answer: Nobody likes this book.
Which one is a negative imperative?
- Could you tell her that I love her?
- Don’t tell her I love her.
- Please tell her I love her.
- Tell her I love her.
Answer: Don’t tell her I love her.
Which one is a negative question?
- Do I go there?
- Shall I go there?
- Why do you go there?
- Why don’t you go there?
Answer: Why don’t you go there?
Which one is a negative question?
- Is it your car?
- Is that your car?
- Isn’t it your car”
- Where is your car?
Answer: Isn’t it your car”
Which one is correct about ‘a noun phrase’?
- A noun phrase is a word or group of words that can function as the subject or the complement in a sentence.
- A noun phrase is a word or group of words that can function as the subject, the object in a sentence.
- A noun phrase is a word or group of words that can function as the subject, the object, or the complement in a sentence.
- A noun phrase is a word that can function as the subject, the object, or the complement in a sentence.
Answer: A noun phrase is a word or group of words that can function as the subject, the object, or the complement in a sentence.
Which one is correct about ‘a verb phrase’?
- Verbs phrase contains one verb
- Verbs phrase contains one verb as a head of verb phrase
- Verbs phrase contains one verb as a headword
- Verbs phrase contains one verb or two verbs as a head of verb phrase
Answer: Verbs phrase contains one verb as a head of verb phrase
Which one is correct about -ing participle?
- If the base ends in -ee, change i to y and drop -e
- if the base ends in -ee, -oe, or -ye, drop the -e before the -ing
- If the base ends in -ie, change i to y and drop -e
- if the base ends in –sh, -x drop them before adding the -ing
Answer: If the base ends in -ie, change i to y and drop -e
Which one is correct about postmodifiers?
- An adjective that goes after the headword of noun phrase.
- An article that goes before the headword of noun phrase.
- Words that go after the headword of noun phrase.
- Words that go before the headword of a noun phrase.
Answer: Words that go after the headword of noun phrase.
Which one is correct about the uses of -ing participle?
- The -ing participle is used in -Ing participle clauses.
- The -ing participle is used in the Progressive aspect
- The -ing participle is used in the Progressive aspect and -Ing participle clauses.
- The -ing participle is used in the Progressive aspect, following the auxiliary ought to
Answer: The -ing participle is used in the Progressive aspect and -Ing participle clauses.
Which part of the sentence is the underlined word in “He considers himself a superstar.”
- A
- C
- O
- S
- V
Answer: O
Which part of the sentence is the underlined word in “My reply made my father angry.”
- A
- C
- O
- S
- V
Answer: V
Which part of the sentence is the underlined word in “The one who stands next to Anna is his ex.”
- A
- C
- O
- S
- V
Answer: S
Which part of the sentence is the underlined word in “When we came, they were reading comics.”
- A
- C
- O
- S
- V
Answer: A
Which phrase contains postmodifiers?
- A lovely girl
- A red book on my table
- In the middle of the picture
- The day before my birthday
Answer: A red book on my table
Which phrase contains postmodifiers?
- The book
- The interesting old book
- The old book
- The old book that he gave me is interesting.
Answer: The old book that he gave me is interesting.
Which phrase contains postmodifiers?
- Broken-hearted girl
- Horror movies
- Scalet letter
- that girl in a pink floral dress
Answer: that girl in a pink floral dress
Which phrase contains postmodifiers?
- A woman in the center of the room
- All the women
- In the center of the room
- The woman
Answer: A woman in the center of the room
Which phrase contains post-modifiers?
- Awesome man
- nowhere to go
- The hardest thing
- The old man
Answer: nowhere to go
Which phrase contains premodifiers?
- Beautiful in white
- Girl next door
- Long black hair
- Roses in garden
Answer: Girl next door
Which phrase contains premodifiers?
- All animals in the woods
- Animals in the woods
- Apples on a dish
- Flowers in my garden
Answer: All animals in the woods
Which phrase contains premodifiers?
- Books on shelf
- In the cabin in the woods
- Man in black
- Plants in the woods
Answer: In the cabin in the woods
Which statement is correct about ‘pronouns’?
- They admit determiners
- They often don’t have an objective case
- They often don’t have person distinction
- They often have overt gender contrast
Answer: They often have overt gender contrast
Which statement is correct about ‘pronouns’?
- They do not admit determiners
- They often don’t have an objective case
- They often don’t have overt gender contrast
- They often don’t have person distinction
Answer: They do not admit determiners
Which type of given sentence is: “My reply made my father angry.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Simple sentence
Which type of given sentence is:“Although I like camping, I haven’t had the time to go lately, and I haven’t found anyone to go with.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Compound-complex sentence
Which type of given sentence is:“Because it was raining, the football match was canceled.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Complex sentence
Which type of given sentence is:“He ran out of money, so he had to stop playing poker.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Compound sentence
Which type of question is used in a sentence below:‘Could you tell me where you found my keys?’
- Embedded questions
- Tag questions
- W – H questions
- -Yes – No questions
Answer: Embedded questions
Which type of question is used in a sentence below:‘He doesn’t like this book, does he?’
- Embedded questions
- Tag questions
- W – H questions
- Yes – No questions
Answer: Tag questions
Which type of question is used in a sentence below:‘I’d like to know who you went with?’
- Embedded questions
- Tag questions
- W – H questions
- Yes – No questions
Answer: Embedded questions
Which type of question is used in the sentence below:‘Do know whether he comes or not?’
- Embedded questions
- Tag questions
- W – H questions
- Yes – No questions
Answer: Embedded questions
Which type of question is used to ask the underline word in a sentence below:‘This book is mine.’
- Embedded questions
- Tag questions
- W – H questions
- Yes – No questions
Answer: W – H questions
Which type of sentence is:“After eating lunch at The Cheesecake Factory, Tim went to the gym to exercise.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Complex sentence
Which type of sentence is:“After the two soccer players lost their game, they joined their other teammates for lunch, and they went to the movies.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Compound-complex sentence
Which type of sentence is:“The shoplifter had stolen clothes, so he ran once he saw the police.”
- Complex sentence
- Compound sentence
- Compound-complex sentence
- Simple sentence
Answer: Compound sentence
Which uses are belonged to the base form-type:
- Imperative, Present subjunctive, Infinitive
- Present subjunctive, Infinitive
- Present tense, Imperative, Present subjunctive
- Present tense, Imperative, Present subjunctive, Infinitive
Answer: Present tense, Imperative, Present subjunctive, Infinitive
Which verb has corrected -ing participle verb form?
- lieing
- liing
- lying
Answer: lying
Which verb has corrected past participle verb form?
- speak
- spoke
- spoked
- spoken
Answer: spoken
Which verb has corrected past participle verb form?
- Sweet
- sweeten
- sweetened
- sweetener
Answer: sweetened
Which verb has corrected -s form-type?
- Rush
- Rushes
- Rushies
- Rushs
Answer: Rushes
Which word contains a negative prefixe?
- Happiless
- Happily
- Happiness
- Unhappy
Answer: Unhappy
Which word contains a negative prefixe?
- Harmful
- Harmless
- impatient
- patientness
Answer: Unhappy
