All Free English MCQs with Answers
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6011. In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form.
- A. She breaks of and glances at the door again.
- B. She breaks up and glances at the door again.
- C. She breaks down and glances at the door again.
- D. She breaks off and glances at the door again
Explanation: D) She breaks off and glances at the door again.Here's why:"Breaks off" accurately depicts a sudden interruption or pause in her action, making it the most suitable choice.
Correct answer: She breaks off and glances at the door again6012. In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form.
- A. There is the second flash of lightning illuminating the Center door.
- B. There is second flash of lightning illuminating the Center door.
- C. C) There is a second flash of lightning illuminating the Center door.
- D. There is a second flash of lightning that was illuminating the Center door.
Explanation: Answer: CC) There is a second flash of lightning illuminating the Center door.Here's why:"There is a second flash..." includes the article "a" before "second flash," making it a complete and grammatically correct sentence.
Correct answer: C) There is a second flash of lightning illuminating the Center door.6013. In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form.
- A. I'd have missed it if it were on time - wouldn't I?
- B. I missed it if it were on time - wouldn't I?
- C. I would miss it if it were on time - wouldn't I?
- D. I'd have missed it if it had been on time - wouldn't I?
Explanation: Answer: DI'd have missed it if it had been on time - wouldn't I?Here's why:"I'd have missed it if it had been on time" uses the correct past perfect tense in both clauses ("would have" and "had been"), making it grammatically sound and accurately conveying the intended hypothetical situation in the past
Correct answer: I'd have missed it if it had been on time - wouldn't I?6014. In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form.
- A. There is nothing wrong in marrying a wealthy man.
- B. There is nothing wrong with marrying to a wealthy man.
- C. There is nothing wrong with marrying a wealthy man.
- D. There is no wrong with marrying a wealthy man.
Explanation: Answer: CC) There is nothing wrong with marrying a wealthy man.Here's why:"There is nothing wrong with marrying a wealthy man" is grammatically correct and concise. It uses the appropriate preposition "with" to indicate the person being married and avoids unnecessary words.
Correct answer: There is nothing wrong with marrying a wealthy man.6015. In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form.
- A. Well, it's an elliptical, with a fourteen feet diameter.
- B. Well, its elliptical, with a fourteen feet diameter.
- C. Well, it's elliptical, with fourteen foot diameter.
- D. Well, it's elliptical, with a fourteen foot diameter.
Explanation: Answer: DWell, it's elliptical, with a fourteen-foot diameter.Here's why"Well, it's elliptical, with a fourteen-foot diameter" combines the strengths of the previous options and corrects their mistakes. It's grammatically sound and expresses the intended meaning clearly.
Correct answer: Well, it's elliptical, with a fourteen foot diameter.6016. In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT and fill the Circle corresponding to that letter in the MCQ Response Form.
- A. Then I'd better go making the bedroom.
- B. Then I'd better go do the bedroom.
- C. Then I'd better go to make up the bedroom.
- D. Then I'd better go make up the bedroom
Explanation: Answer: DWell, it's elliptical, with a fourteen-foot diameter.Here's why"Well, it's elliptical, with a fourteen-foot diameter" combines the strengths of the previous options and corrects their mistakes. It's grammatically sound and expresses the intended meaning clearly.
Correct answer: Then I'd better go to make up the bedroom.6017. SPOT THE ERRORIf Juan was more aggressive, he'd be a better hockey player.
- A. was
- B. more
- C. aggressive
- D. better
Explanation: Replace "was" with "were".The sentence is incorrect because it uses the indicative "was" instead of the subjunctive "were" in a hypothetical condition. When expressing a hypothetical situation in the past, the correct form is "were."
Correct answer: was6018. SPOT THE ERRORI'd rather not to go out at night: I'll wait till tomorrow.
- A. to go
- B. at
- C. I'll
- D. till
Explanation: Replace "to go" with only "go".The sentence is incorrect because "would rather" doesn't need "to" before the infinitive. Writing only "go" will complete the sentence.
Correct answer: to go6019. SPOT THE ERRORI was made sit quietly by my examiner until everyone had finished
- A. was
- B. sit
- C. examiner
- D. had
Explanation: Add "to" before"sit".The sentence is incorrect because it lacks the preposition "to" before the verb "made." When using "made" in this context, it should be followed by an infinitive verb form with "to." Adding "to" before "sit" makes the sentence grammatically correct.
Correct answer: sit6020. SPOT THE ERRORBy the time it is mid-summer, I will be working at this firm for about ten years
- A. By the time
- B. will be working
- C. firm
- D. about
Explanation: Replace "will be working" with "will have worked".The sentence uses the future continuous tense "will be working" However, the suggested replacement "will have worked" shifts the tense to future perfect, providing a clearer expression of completed action by mid-summer.
Correct answer: will be working