All Free English MCQs with Answers

5921. Chris has always been fascinated by the zebras.

• A. Chris
• B. always
• C. fascinated
• D. zebras

Explanation: The error in this sentence is in option D.Explanation:"Zebras" is a plural noun, and in this sentence, it doesn't require the article "the" before it. When talking about zebras in general, without specifying a particular group or set of zebras, the article "the" is unnecessary.The corrected sentence would be: "Chris has always been fascinated by zebras." This version removes the unnecessary article "the" before "zebras" when referring to them in a general sense

5922. As Ali stared at moon, he thought about the past.

• A. As
• B. moon
• C. he
• D. past

Explanation: The error in this sentence, related to nouns, is in option A.Explanation:"Moon" should have the article "the" before it to refer to the specific celestial body that Ali is staring at. When referring to a particular celestial object, like the moon, the definite article "the" is required.The corrected sentence would be: "As Ali stared at the moon, he thought about the past." This correction adds the definite article "the" before "moon" to specify the particular celestial body Ali is looking at.

5923. In each question in the following. four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. The fashion news are "Wear what you want!" this year
• B. The fashion news is "Wear what you want!" this year.
• C. The fashion news were "Wear what you want!" this year.
• D. The fashion newses have been "Wear what you want!" this year

Explanation: "The fashion news" is a singular noun phrase, so it requires the singular verb "is." Option B correctly uses the singular verb "is" to agree with the singular subject "The fashion news."

5924. In each question in the following. four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. A majority of the fashion designs is sewn in China
• B. A majority of the fashion designs has sewn in China
• C. A majority of the fashion designs was sewn in China
• D. A majority of the fashion designs are sewn in China

Explanation: "A majority of the fashion designs" refers to a plural entity, so it requires the plural verb "are." Option D correctly uses "are" to agree with the plural subject "A majority of the fashion designs."

5925. In each question in the following. four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. He gave me an advice but I did not act upon it
• B. He gave me a piece of advice but I did not act upon it.
• C. He gave me a advice but I did not act upon it
• D. He gave me advices but I did not act upon them

Explanation: "Advice" is an uncountable noun, but when referring to specific instances or portions, it requires a quantifier like "a piece of" to make it countable. Option B correctly uses "a piece of advice" to indicate a singular, countable instance of advice

5926. In each question in the following. four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. I found it difficult to find friends and felt very lonely.
• B. I found it difficult make friendship and felt very lonely
• C. I found it difficult to make friends and felt very lonely.
• D. I found it difficult making friends and felt very lonely.

Explanation: "Friends" is a plural countable noun, and Option C correctly uses the infinitive form "to make friends" to indicate the action of forming relationships

5927. In each question in the following. four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. When the police reached, the thief had gone out by the window of the house.
• B. When the police reached, the thief had gone out by the house's window
• C. When police had reached, the thief had gone out by the houses' window
• D. When the police reached, the thief had gone out by the houses window.

Explanation: Option A uses the correct singular form "the window of the house" to describe the specific exit point used by the thief.

5928. In each question in the following. four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. People often do the same mistakes
• B. Peoples do often the same mistakes
• C. People often make the same mistakes
• D. People often repeat the same mistakes again.

Explanation: Option C uses the correct form of the noun "mistakes" in the sentence, indicating the action of making errors

5929. In fact, he is a mere boy whose life is so painful which it does not seem to him to be worth living

• A. mere
• B. which
• C. to be
• D. living

Explanation: Replace "which" with "that":In restrictive clauses, "that" is typically used to introduce the clause, while "which" is used for non-restrictive clauses. In this case, the information about the boy's painful life is essential to understanding the sentence, so a restrictive relative clause is appropriate.

5930. Gasping for breath, they reached the row of houses of which gardens led onto

• A. Gasping
• B. for
• C. of which
• D. onto

Explanation: Replace "of which" with "whose":The more appropriate term for indicating possession of inanimate objects, like houses, is "whose." Therefore, replacing "of which" with "whose" will make the sentence grammatically correct.