All Free English MCQs with Answers

1611. I am exhausted, let's _________a day.

• A. call it
• B. call at
• C. call off
• D. call in

Explanation: “Call it a day” means stop working for the day, which suits the speaker’s exhaustion. The other phrasal verbs do not express this idiom.

1612. He has _________ his mind to Join Pak Army.

• A. make by
• B. made with
• C. made by
• D. made up

Explanation: “Make up one’s mind” means reach a decision, so “made up his mind” correctly introduces his decision to join the army. The other combinations are not standard expressions.

1613. It is already 8 o'clock. Can you _____ time to catch the bus?

• A. have it in
• B. have enough
• C. make it in
• D. made it

Explanation: “Make it in time” means arrive early enough for something, so the complete phrase is “Can you make it in time to catch the bus?” The other options do not form a correct expression.

1614. Please, stop ________ so many mistakes.

• A. To making
• B. Making
• C. Makes to
• D. Make

Explanation: After stop, a gerund is used when the meaning is to cease an activity, so “making” is correct. “To make” would normally mean stopping one action in order to begin another.

1615. He is looking forward to _______ his bro.

• A. see
• B. seeing
• C. saw
• D. None of These

Explanation: The expression look forward to is followed by a gerund, because to functions as a preposition here rather than as part of an infinitive. Therefore, the correct form is seeing.

1616. They are enjoying swimming. What is " swimming " according to grammar?

• A. Verb
• B. Adjective
• C. Noun
• D. Adverb

Explanation: Swimming is a gerund here because it names an activity and functions as the object of enjoying. Although a gerund comes from a verb, its grammatical function in this sentence is noun-like.

1617. There is no use ___going there at this time.

• A. at
• B. in
• C. on
• D. of

Explanation: The fixed construction is “there is no use in doing something,” so the preposition “in” is followed by the gerund “going.”

1618. Creativity allows language __________ accommodate new meanings and messages:

• A. to
• B. on
• C. with
• D. in

Explanation: Allow is followed by an object and the infinitive with to: “allows language to accommodate.” The preposition options do not fit this verb pattern.

1619. I enjoy __________ tennis.

• A. to play
• B. plays
• C. playing
• D. to playing

Explanation: Enjoy is followed by a gerund, or -ing form, rather than an infinitive. The correct construction is enjoy playing tennis.

1620. Nearly everybody has trouble _______ at one time or another.

• A. sleep
• B. in sleeping
• C. during sleeing
• D. sleeping

Explanation: The verb “have trouble” is followed by a gerund: “have trouble sleeping.” “Sleep” would need a different construction, such as “trouble to sleep,” which is not natural here.