All Free English MCQs with Answers

5811. One of them forgot to take _ passport and found himself in a difficult situation.

• A. their
• B. them
• C. his
• D. him

Explanation: - "His" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, as it refers back to the singular noun "one of them".- The sentence is saying that the individual who forgot his passport found himself in a difficult situation.

5812. If I were _ I would teach him a lesson

• A. him
• B. himself
• C. were
• D. his

Explanation: - "Were" is a verb in the subjunctive mood, used to express a hypothetical or uncertain situation.- "He" is the correct pronoun to use, as it refers to the person being described in the hypothetical situation.

5813. I dislike _ disturbing me at this time

• A. you
• B. your
• C. yours
• D. yourself

Explanation: - "Your" is a possessive adjective, which is used to describe the action of disturbing as belonging to the person being addressed.- This sentence is a more formal or polite way of expressing the idea, implying that the speaker dislikes the fact that the person is disturbing them, rather than disliking the person themselves.

5814. My friend is laborious and intelligent, _?

• A. isn't it?
• B. isn't he?"
• C. "Aren't they?
• D. Hasn't he

Explanation: The sentence is making a statement about the friend's qualities, and the tag question "isn't he?" is used to seek agreement or confirmation.- The subject of the sentence is "my friend", which is a singular noun, so the tag question uses the singular pronoun "he".

5815. It is difficult to say _ is the better of the two players.

• A. who
• B. which
• C. whom
• D. whose

Explanation: "Which" is the correct pronoun to use when comparing two options or alternatives, as in this case, two players.- The sentence is asking for a comparison between the two players to determine who is better.

5816. May I know to _ I am speaking?

• A. who
• B. whom
• C. which
• D. whose

Explanation: - "Whom" is the correct object pronoun to use when asking about the person on the other end of the conversation.- The sentence is asking for the identity of the person being spoken to.

5817. Owning to _ being a new comer I was unable to get a good house

• A. me
• B. my
• C. myself
• D. mine

Explanation: "Myself" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use, as it refers back to the subject "I" and indicates that the speaker is the one who is a newcomer.- The sentence is explaining the reason for not getting a good house, which is that the speaker is new to the area.

5818. Choose the correct option

• A. When God calls Himself Al Hearing, this attribute of His checks a person from using foul
• B. When God calls Himself All Hearings this attribute of Him checks a person from
• C. When God calls Him All Hearing, it checks a person from using foul language
• D. When God calls Himself All Hearing, this attribute of His check a person fromusing foul language

Explanation: The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.- "Al Hearing" is a correct translation of the Arabic name of God, "Al-Sami'", which means "The All-Hearing".- The sentence suggests that the attribute of God being All-Hearing serves as a reminder to people to refrain from using foul language.

5819. Choose the correct option

• A. Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than him.
• B. Jack was not selected to be the flag barer because he is not taller than me
• C. Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than he.
• D. Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because me is taller than him

Explanation: The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.- The correct comparison is made between "I" and "he", using the subject pronoun "he" after "than".- The sentence implies that the reason Jack was not selected as the flag bearer is that the speaker is taller than him.

5820. Spot te error Its a recipe for good decision-making in terms of the speed and alacrity with which one can make decisions.

• A. its
• B. in terms
• C. with which
• D. one

Explanation: "Its" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the speed and alacrity belong to "it" (the recipe).- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.