All Free English MCQs with Answers

• A. My wife is dead and my child is dead, and I wish I was dead myself.
• B. My wife is dead and my child is dead, and I wish I were dead myself.
• C. My wife is dead and my child is dead, and I wish I had been dead myself.
• D. My wife is died and my child is dead, and I wish I were dead myself.

Explanation: This option corrects the subjunctive mood by using "were" instead of "was." This is grammatically correct and expresses a hypothetical wish.

• A. The nice thing about being self-employed is that I get to pay
• B. The nice thing about being self-employed is that I get to pay myself
• C. The nicely thing about being self-employed is that I get to pay myself
• D. The nice thing about been self-employed is that I get to pay myself

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct and conveys the ideathat one of the advantages of being self-employed is theability to pay oneself.

• A. Her parents live nearby, so she can't help but go there on holidays.
• B. Her parents live nearby, so she can't help but going there on holidays.
• C. Her parents live nearby, so she can't help go there on holidays.
• D. Her parents lives nearby, but she can't help going their on holidays.

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct. "Help but" is a fixedphrase that is followed by the base form of the verb ("go").

• A. I know that how to expose a throat for inspections.
• B. I know how expose a throat for inspections.
• C. I know how to expose a throat for inspections.
• D. I know to expose a throat for inspections.

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct. It correctly uses "know how to" to indicate knowledge of a procedure or action.

• A. I think I told you years ago that I had wanted the new style used throughout the School.
• B. I think I told years ago that I wanted the new style used throughout the School.
• C. I think I told you years ago that I wanted the new style used throughout the School.
• D. I think I had told you years ago that I wanted the new style used throughout the School.

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct. It uses the simple pasttense ("told" and "wanted") to describe events that occurredin the past.

• A. After the family had breakfast, they went to the zoo.
• B. After the family had breakfast, they had gone to the zoo.
• C. After the family had had breakfast, they had gone to the zoo.
• D. After the family had had breakfast, they went to the zoo.

Explanation: "Had had" is the past perfect tense, used to show thatbreakfast was completed before they went to the zoo."Went" is the simple past for the main action that happenedafter breakfast.

• A. Babur would rather Ahmad did not stay so late at the office.
• B. Babur would rather Ahmad did not stay so lately into the office
• C. Babur would rather Ahmad did not stay such late at the office.
• D. Babur would rather Ahmad does not stay so late at the office

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct. It uses the subjunctivemood ("did not stay") to express a preference or desire.

• A. Run
• B. Runs
• C. Running
• D. Walk

Explanation: Runs - 3rd person singular present tense of run is runs.

• A. Living
• B. Are living
• C. Lives
• D. Live

Explanation: Parents is a plural noun so the verb used should be singular.

• A. Different
• B. Differentiate
• C. Differ
• D. Difference

Explanation: the verb "differ" is the correct choice to complete the sentence and describe how the two machines have considerable differences between them.