All Free English MCQs with Answers

3751. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. Scarcely he had taken a cup of tea when the light went away.
• B. "Scarcely had he taken a cup of tea when the light went away."
• C. Scarcely he had taken a cup of tea then the light went away."
• D. Scarcely had he taken a cup of tea than the light went away."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Scarcely" is correctly used at the beginning of the sentence to indicate that the action of taking tea happened just before the light went away. The auxiliary verb "had" is correctly placed before the subject "he," which follows the standard inversion rule for sentences starting with "scarcely."

3752. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. No sooner he reached there when the rain started.
• B. No sooner did he reach there when the rain started."
• C. "No sooner did he reach there than the rain started."
• D. No sooner he reached there than the rain started.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "No sooner" is correctly followed by the auxiliary verb "did" and subject "he," and "than" correctly links the two events to show that the rain started immediately after he reached there.

3753. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. This soup taste rancid.
• B. "This soup taste rancidly."
• C. "This soup tastes rancid."
• D. "This soup tastes rancidly."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Tastes" is the correct third person singular form of the verb "taste," and "rancid" is the appropriate adjective to describe the quality of the soup.

3754. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. He senses the touch of the cloth fluffy.
• B. He senses the touch of the cloth fluffily."
• C. He sense the touch of the cloth fluffily."
• D. "He sense the touch of the cloth fluffily."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Fluffily" is the appropriate adverb to describe how the touch of the cloth is sensed. "Senses" is correctly used for the third person singular subject "he."

3755. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. The leader should not behave coward.
• B. "The leader should not behave cowardly."
• C. "The leader should not behave in a cowardly manner."
• D. "The leader should not behave in a coward manner.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Cowardly" is the appropriate adjective to describe the manner of behavior. The phrase "in a cowardly manner" clearly and correctly specifies the type of behavior that is undesirable.

3756. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. They seem eagerly to cooperate
• B. "They seem eager to cooperate."
• C. "They seem eagered to cooperate."
• D. "They seems eager to cooperate."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Eager" is an adjective that correctly follows the verb "seem" to describe the subject's state. The sentence clearly conveys that they are willing or enthusiastic about cooperating.

3757. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. I am much obliged to you for this act of kindness.
• B. "I am very obliged to you for this act of kindness."
• C. I am too obliged to you for this act of kindness."
• D. "I am too much obliged to you for this act of kindness."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. The phrase "much obliged" is a polite and formal way to express gratitude. It means "very grateful" or "deeply appreciative." This is the standard and appropriate usage for expressing thanks in a formal context.

3758. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. Much too hard work made him sick.
• B. "Too much hard work made him sick."
• C. Many hard work made him sick."
• D. Too hard, hard work made him sick."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Too much" effectively conveys that the amount of hard work was excessive and led to him becoming sick. This is a clear and natural way to express that an excessive amount of hard work caused the problem.

3759. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. The results was announced two days before.
• B. "The results was announced two days ago."
• C. "The results was announced two days early."
• D. "The results was announced two days earlier."

Explanation: This sentence is correct in terms of meaning but contains a grammatical error. "Was" should be "were" to agree with the plural subject "results." The correct sentence should be "The results were announced two days ago."

3760. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE

• A. She feels very proud of being what she is.
• B. "She feels much proud of being what she is."
• C. "She feels too proud of being what she is."
• D. "She feels too much proud of being what she is.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "Very proud" is an appropriate and natural way to describe the degree of pride she feels. The sentence clearly conveys that she feels a strong sense of pride in her identity.