All Free English MCQs with Answers

3441. They returned my money with interest

• A. My money was return with interest.
• B. "My money was returned with interest.
• C. My money is being returned with interest
• D. "My money had been returned by them.

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation, maintaining the past tense and accurately reflecting the original sentence's meaning

3442. He was given the details of his uncle's will by the lawyer.

• A. "The lawyer gives him the details of his uncle's will.
• B. The lawyer has to give him the details of his uncle's will.
• C. "The lawyer will be giving him the details of his uncle's will.
• D. "The lawyer gave him the details of his uncle's will

Explanation: This is the correct active voice transformation, matching the past tense of the original sentence.

3443. The Army chief punished his subordinate.

• A. His subordinate is punished by the Army chief.
• B. His subordinate is being punished by the Army chief
• C. His subordinate was punished by the Army chief.
• D. "His subordinate was being punished by the Army chief

Explanation: This correctly uses the past tense in the passive voice, matching the original sentence's tense and meaning.

3444. Rabindranath Tagore wrote the 'Gitanjali'.

• A. The 'Gitanjali' was written by Rabindranath Tagore
• B. "The 'Gitanjali' is written by Rabindranath Tagore.
• C. "The 'Gitanjali' is being written by Rabindranath Tagore
• D. "The 'Gitanjali' has been written by Rabindranath Tagore

Explanation: This correctly uses the past passive voice, matching the past tense of the original sentence.

3445. Five explosions rocked Pune today

• A. Pune has been rocked by five explosions today.
• B. "Pune had been rocked by five explosions today.
• C. "Pune is rocked by five explosions today."
• D. Pune was rocked by five explosions today

Explanation: This correctly uses the past tense in the passive voice, matching the original sentence's tense and meaning

3446. The novels of Tolstoy interest me

• A. I am interested in Tolstoy of the novels.
• B. "I am interested by the novels of Tolstoy
• C. "I am interested in the novels of Tolstoy.
• D. "I was interested by the novels of Tolstoy

Explanation: This correctly maintains the original meaning, using the appropriate passive voice construction

3447. They have spotted me in the crowd.

• A. I am spotted by them in the crowd.
• B. "I will have been spotted by them in the crowd."
• C. "I would have been spotted by them in the crowd.
• D. I have been spotted by them in the crowd.

Explanation: This correctly uses the present perfect passive voice, matching the tense and meaning of the original sentence.

3448. All vulnerable places are kept under constant vigil by the Policemen

• A. "The Policemen keep all vulnerable places under constant vigil.
• B. The Policemen are keeping all vulnerable places under constant vigil."
• C. The Policemen will be keeping all vulnerable places under constant vigil."
• D. "The Policemen will keep all vulnerable places under constant vigi

Explanation: This is the correct active transformation of the original passive sentence, maintaining the present tense.

3449. Do not inform the police about the robbery.

• A. The police do not be informed about the robbery.
• B. Let not the police be informed about the robbery
• C. "Let the police be informed about the robbery."
• D. The police need to be informed by the robbery

Explanation: This is the correct passive voice transformation, using the imperative form with "let not" to convey the prohibition

3450. He completed the story on time

• A. The story had completed by him on time.
• B. The story was completed by him on time.
• C. The story was being completed by him on time.
• D. The story completed by him on time."

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation, using the past tense in the passive voice to match the original sentence.