All Free English MCQs with Answers

5931. Mount your horses, and my own men will ride with him and you and see that you reach the end of your journey in safety.

• A. my own men
• B. him and you
• C. you reach
• D. in safety.

Explanation: Replace "Him and you" with "you and him":The sentence is incorrect because it violates the proper order of pronouns. In English, the customary order for personal pronouns is "you and him" rather than "him and you." Therefore, replacing "Him and you" with "you and him" makes the sentence conform to the standard order of pronouns and corrects the grammar.

5932. He says he and Mr. Christopher like it because they can easily transport their grandchildren in this vehicle.

• A. he and Mr. Christopher
• B. it
• C. they
• D. their

Explanation: Add "that" before "he and Mr. Christopher":The sentence is incorrect because it lacks a necessary conjunction or subordinating word to connect the reported speech (what he says) with the reason for liking the vehicle. Adding "that" before "he and Mr. Christopher" helps establish a clearer connection between the statement and the reason, making the sentence grammatically correct.

5933. All those who regard ourselves as progressives must stand firm in the face of this new Politics

• A. who
• B. ourselves
• C. firm
• D. in

Explanation: Replace "ourselves" with "themselves":The sentence is incorrect because it uses "ourselves" in a way that creates a mismatch with the subject "those." The pronoun "ourselves" should be replaced with the third-person plural pronoun "themselves" to maintain agreement with the plural antecedent "those.".

5934. Maria and Juan gave each others gold rings on their wedding before the dusk fell.

• A. each others
• B. on their
• C. wedding
• D. fell

Explanation: Replace "each others" with "each other". The correct phrase to indicate a mutual exchange between two people is "each other." Therefore, replacing "each others" with "each other" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

5935. Then above the tomatoes were a half-dozen rows of yams. Above one of them were, perhaps, three dozen rows of potatoes.

• A. the tomatoes
• B. a half-dozen rows
• C. one of them
• D. three dozen rows

Explanation: Replace "one of them" with "the yams".The original sentence is somewhat ambiguous because the phrase "one of them" doesn't clearly specify what it refers to. Replacing "one of them" with "the yams" provides clarity and specificity, making it clear to the reader which vegetables are being referred to.

5936. Wetherby, that came in 1840, restored its fortunes somewhat

• A. that
• B. came in
• C. its
• D. somewhat

Explanation: Replace "that" with "who":The sentence is incorrect because it uses "that" to refer to Wetherby, a person. When referring to people,"who" is the appropriate relative pronoun. Therefore, replacing "that" with "who" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

5937. To who shall I complain against your brutality, if I am to seek justice from your hand?

• A. To who
• B. shall
• C. against
• D. from

Explanation: Replace "who" with "whom": "Whom" is the objective form of the pronoun used when it functions as the object of a verb or a preposition. In this case, "whom" should be used because it is the object of the preposition "to" in the question. Therefore, replacing "who" with "whom" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

5938. I am not fairly sure whether or not it was Ali, but it could have been him.

• A. fairly
• B. whether or not
• C. it
• D. him

Explanation: Replace "him" with "he":The sentence is incorrect because it uses the object pronoun "him" when it should use the subject pronoun "he" after the verb "was." In this case, "he" is the correct choice to function as the subject complement. Therefore, replacing "him" with "he" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

5939. My favorite professors, she and Dr. Arif, gave interesting tips for our research project.

• A. she and Dr. Arif
• B. interesting
• C. tips
• D. our

Explanation: Replace "She and Dr. Arif" with "Dr. Arif and she".When mentioning multiple people, it is customary to list names in a certain order, usually based on social etiquette or hierarchy. In English, it is more conventional to place the other person's name before the pronoun. Therefore, replacing "She and Dr. Arif" with "Dr. Arif and she" corrects the word order and makes the sentence grammatically more appropriate.

5940. The two people in change of the symposium. Mohsin and me, will pay for the damages to

• A. in change of
• B. me
• C. pay for
• D. damages

Explanation: Replace "me" with "I":The original sentence is incorrect because it uses the objective pronoun "me" incorrectly as a subject in the phrase "Mohsin and me." In formal English, the subjective pronoun "I" should be used in the subject position. Therefore, replacing "me" with "I" makes the sentence grammatically correct.