All Free English MCQs with Answers

3671. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. The conjunctive adverbs pretend they are conjunctions; however, the semicolon is what really connects the two clauses together.
• B. The conjunctive adverbs pretend they are conjunctions; meanwhile, the semicolon is what really connects the two clauses together.
• C. The conjunctive adverbs pretend they are conjunctions; for instance, the semicolon is what really connects the two clauses together.
• D. The conjunctive adverbs pretend they are conjunctions; nevertheless, the semicolon is what really connects the two clauses together.

Explanation: This option is correct. "However" is used correctly as a conjunctive adverb to contrast the two clauses. The semicolon correctly connects independent clauses.

3672. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. Not until the next morning did she realized how serious it was.
• B. Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was?
• C. Not until the next morning she realized how serious it was.
• D. Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was.

Explanation: This option is correct. It correctly uses the inverted structure ("Not until the next morning did she") to emphasize the time frame, followed by the main clause ("realize how serious it was").Therefore, after analyzing each option, the correct answer is D) Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was.

3673. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. I have not still read it, but would like to.
• B. I have not read it still, but would like to.
• C. Still I have not read it, would like to.
• D. I have not yet read it, but would like to.

Explanation: This option is correct. "Not yet" is the appropriate phrase to indicate that the action of reading has not happened up to now. The sentence structure is clear and grammatically correct.Therefore, after analyzing each option, the correct answer is D) I have not yet read it, but would like to.

3674. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. It's consequences will continue to influence greatly the early decades of the coming century.
• B. Its' consequences will continue to influence greatly the early decades of coming century.
• C. It's consequences will continue to greatly influence the early decades of coming century.
• D. Its consequences will continue greatly to influence the early decades of the coming century.

Explanation: This option is correct. "Its" is correctly used to indicate possession. "Continue greatly to influence" is the correct phrasing to indicate the ongoing and significant influence over time.Therefore, after analyzing each option, the correct answer is D) Its consequences will continue greatly to influence the early decades of the coming century.

3675. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. The weather in Antarctica is very cold. It is too cold for most plants and animals for live.
• B. The weather in Antarctica is very cold. It is too cold to most plants and animals to live.
• C. The weather in Antarctica is very cold. It is very cold for most plants and animals to live.
• D. The weather in Antarctica is very cold. It is too cold for most plants and animals to live.

Explanation: This option is correct. It effectively communicates that the extreme cold in Antarctica prevents most plants and animals from living there.Therefore, after analyzing each option, the correct answer is D) The weather in Antarctica is very cold. It is too cold for most plants and animals to live.

3676. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. Please close the outer door, otherwise, the cold air comes in.
• B. Please close the outer door; otherwise, the cold air comes in.
• C. Please close the outer door otherwise the cold air comes in.
• D. Please close the outer door: otherwise, the cold air comes in.

Explanation: This option is correct. The semicolon appropriately separates the two independent clauses. "Otherwise" correctly introduces the consequence of not closing the door.

3677. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. Children whom feel terribly about themselves are less likely to succeed in school.
• B. Children who feel terribly about themselves is less likely to succeed in school.
• C. Children who feel terribly about themselves are less likely to succeed in school.
• D. Children who feel terrible about themselves are less likely to succeed in school

Explanation: The correct option from the above is D which is quite right.

3678. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. Dad walks impatiently into town every afternoon before supper to get a newspaper.
• B. Dad walks into town impatiently every afternoon before supper to get a newspaper.
• C. Dad walks every afternoon impatiently into town before supper to get a newspaper.
• D. Dad impatiently walks into town every afternoon before supper to get a newspaper.

Explanation: This option means that Dad is impatient while walking into town every afternoon. "Impatiently" modifies "walks," indicating how he walks.

3679. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. If you don't have money enough, I can lend you some.
• B. If you don't have enough money, I can lend you some.
• C. If you don't have enough money, I could lend you some.
• D. If you don't have enough money, I can borrow you some.

Explanation: This option is correct. It uses "enough money" correctly and expresses the offer to lend money if needed.

3680. Chose the correct sentence.

• A. I hardly spoke any Japanese when I first came here, and I've learned a lot since then.
• B. I hard spoke any Japanese when I first came here, but I've learned a lot since then.
• C. I hardly spoke any Japanese when I first came here, but I've learned a lot since then.
• D. I hardly spoke some Japanese when I first come here, but I've learned a lot since then.

Explanation: This option is correct. It correctly uses "hardly spoke any Japanese" to indicate the initial lack of proficiency and "but" to contrast it with the current state of having learned more.