All Free English MCQs with Answers

5731. There was nobody to _ she could turn for help.

• A. Whom
• B. Who
• C. Which
• D. That

Explanation: The sentence is: "There was nobody whom she could turn to for help."In this sentence, "whom" is the object of the verb "turn to", and it's the correct choice because it's the object of the verb.Here's why the other options are incorrect

5732. Don't close the room, _?

• A. will you
• B. will he
• C. will they
• D. will someone

Explanation: The sentence is: "Don't close the room, will you?"This is a request or a polite command, and "will you" is the correct choice because it's a way of asking someone to do something (or not to do something, in this case).

5733. Let Ali and her complete this job as _ like to do it.

• A. They
• B. We
• C. He
• D. She

Explanation: he sentence is: "Let Ali and her complete this job as they like to do it."The subject of the sentence is "Ali and her" (which is a plural noun phrase), so the pronoun "they" is the correct choice to use as the subject of the clause "as they like to do it".

5734. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. It's, as far as I know, the only one of its' kind growing in our country.
• B. Its, as far as I know, the only one of its kind growing in our country.
• C. It is, as far as I know, the only one of it's kind growing in our country
• D. It is, as far as I know, the only one of its kind growing in our country.

Explanation: It is, as far as I know, the only one of its kind growing in our country.The sentence is a statement about something being the only one of its kind, and "its kind" is the correct possessive form.

5735. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. He later avenged him on one's brother's killer.
• B. He later avenged his on his brother's killer.
• C. He later avenged him on his brother's killer.
• D. He later avenged himself on his brother's killer.

Explanation: The sentence is describing an act of revenge, and "himself" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use, indicating that the person took revenge on their own behalf.

5736. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. The time trials went badly, excluding both she and I from the team.
• B. The time trials went badly, excluding both her and me from the team.
• C. The time trials went badly, excluding both hers and my from the team.
• D. The time trials went badly, excluding both her's and mine from the team.

Explanation: The sentence is describing the exclusion of two people from the team, and "her and me" is the correct object pronoun pair to use.

5737. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. I and you will attend her wedding tomorrow.
• B. Me and you will attend her wedding tomorrow.
• C. You and me will attend her wedding tomorrow.
• D. You and I will attend her wedding tomorrow.

Explanation: When the subject of the sentence is a compound subject (two or more subjects together), the correct order is:1. The other person (You)2. The person speaking (I)

5738. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. You, I and Mohan will watch movie tonight.
• B. You, Mohan and I will watch movie tonight.
• C. I, You, Mohan will watch movie tonight.
• D. Mohan, you and I will watch movie tonight.

Explanation: When listing three or more subjects, the correct order is:1. The person addressed (You)2. The third person (Mohan)3. The person speaking (I)

5739. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. Each boy and each teacher is required to bring their luggage.
• B. Each boy and each teacher is required to bring his luggage
• C. Each boy and each teacher is required to bring your luggage.
• D. Each boy and each teacher is required to bring our luggage.

Explanation: The sentence is using a singular pronoun ("his") to refer to both "boy" and "teacher", which is a common way to avoid gender ambiguity in English.

5740. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. Reena as well as her children has returned to their home.
• B. Reena as well as her children has returned to her home.
• C. Reena as well as her children has returned to ours home.
• D. Reena as well as her children has returned to yours home.

Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Reena and her children", which is a plural subject, so the verb "have" is used instead of "has". Also, the possessive adjective "her" is used to show that the home belongs to Reena.