All Free English MCQs with Answers

5361. Spot the error in the following question.It has not stopped raining for a week, therefore, the weather this summer is as bad as it was last year.

• A. Has
• B. Not
• C. Therefore
• D. As

Explanation: The error in the given sentence is:"therefore" should be "Therefore."The correct sentence is:"It has not stopped raining for a week. Therefore, the weather this summer is as bad as it was last year."

5362. Spot the error.The birds return every year around March or April, and May is the good time to see them.

• A. Year
• B. Or
• C. And
• D. The good time

Explanation: The error is in option D) "the good time" The use of this phrase is incorrect. The phrase should be "a good time" instead of "the good time."

5363. Choose the correct option.

• A. My neighborhood had a memorial last weekend, for a family's son had passed away.
• B. My neighborhood had a memorial last weekend, so a family's son had passed away.
• C. My neighborhood had a memorial last weekend, but a family's son had passed away.
• D. My neighborhood had a memorial last weekend, and a family's son had passed away.

Explanation: The use of "for" indicates a reason or explanation. This sentence suggests that the memorial was held because the family's son had passed away, which makes logical sense.

5364. Choose the correct option.

• A. Although she is petite and small-boned, but she has a lot of strength and vigor,
• B. Although she is petite and small-boned, yet she has a lot of strength and vigor
• C. Although she is petite and small-boned, she has a lot of strength and vigor.
• D. Although she is petite and small-bonded, so she has a lot of strength and vigor.

Explanation: This sentence correctly uses "although" to introduce a contrast between her physical appearance and her strength. It is clear and concise.

5365. Choose the correct option.

• A. The Manager replied in a state of anger that he would not release her payment until she completed her work.
• B. The Manager replied in a state of anger because he would not release her payment unless she completed her work.
• C. The Manager replied in a state of anger and he will not release her payment if she completed her work.
• D. The Manager replied in a state of anger that he will not release her payment until she completed her work.

Explanation: This sentence uses "because" to explain the reason for the manager's anger, and "unless" correctly indicates the condition for releasing the payment. This sentence is logically consistent and grammatically correct.

5366. Choose the correct option.

• A. I scarcely closed my eyes then began to Imagine the most fantastic shape.
• B. I scarcely closed my eyes when I began to imagine the most fantastic shape.
• C. I scarcely closed my eyes than I began to Imagine the most fantastic shape.
• D. I scarcely close my eyes when I began to Imagine the most fantastic shape.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. The use of "when" appropriately indicates that the imagining started right after closing the eyes. The verb "began" is correctly in the past tense, and "imagine" is not capitalized.

5367. Choose the correct option.

• A. He met a serious accident and his Injuries are too severe that the doctor doesn't expect him to survive.
• B. He met a serious accident and his injuries are so severe that the doctor doesn't expect him to survive.
• C. He met a serious accident and his injuries are very severe that the doctor doesn't expect him to survive.
• D. He met a serious accident and his injuries are much severe that the doctor doesn't expect him to survive.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. The use of "so severe that" appropriately indicates the degree of severity leading to the doctor's expectation.

5368. Choose the correct option.

• A. We got so wet; we had neither umbrellas or raincoats with us.
• B. We got so wet; we had neither umbrellas nor raincoats with us.
• C. We got so wet; and we had not only umbrellas but also raincoats with us.
• D. We got so wet; we had both umbrellas and raincoats with us.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. The use of "neither ... nor" properly indicates that neither umbrellas nor raincoats were present, which fits the context of being wet.

5369. Choose the correct option.

• A. If he cares, I would also pay heed.
• B. If he cared, I will also pay heed.
• C. If he had cared, I may also pay heed.
• D. If he cared, I would also pay heed.

Explanation: This sentence correctly uses "cared" (past tense, for hypothetical situations) with "would" (for hypothetical or future-in-the-past conditions). This is consistent with the format of a second conditional sentence, which deals with hypothetical situations in the present or future.

5370. Choose the correct option.

• A. Cut your expenses if you wanted to prosper.
• B. Cut your expenses if you want to prosper.
• C. Cut your expenses if you had wanted to prosper.
• D. Cut your expenses if you would want to prosper.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. It uses the present tense "want" to express a direct and realistic condition for a future result. It aligns with the first conditional structure, which is used for real and possible conditions in the present or future.