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6151. Demonstrate the control of tenses and sentence structure:My brother and sister _ basketball every evening.

Moderate
  • A. Practices
  • B. Practice
  • C. Practicing
  • D. Are practicing

Explanation: The key word here is 'every evening' which indicates simple present tense. Simple Present tense is used to mention a habitual action or a skill repeated regularly. Therefore the first form of verb 'practice' will be used.

Correct answer: Practice

6152. Complete the following sentence:Lions _ in Africa.

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

Explanation: Option A; The subject 'lions' is plural so the verb will be without an 's'.

Correct answer: Live

6153. Demonstrate the control of tenses and sentence structure in the following sentence:I _ (eat) an apple.

Moderate
  • A. Eat
  • B. Eaten
  • C. Eating
  • D. Ate

Explanation: 'Eaten' [Option B] and 'Eating' [Option C] require helping verbs before them [e.g. am/have]. As these assisting verbs to are not given in the sentence these options are eliminated.Option D: 'ate' is the past tense of 'eat' which is the most appropriate choice.

Correct answer: Ate

6154. I _ English since my childhood.

Moderate
  • A. Study
  • B. Am studying
  • C. Have been studying
  • D. Studied

Explanation: Study: This option is in the present tense, which does not match the time frame "since my childhood." We need a present perfect or past perfect tense to match the time frame. 'Have been' suggests an action that started in the past, but continues in the present. Am studying: This option is also in the present tense and doesn't match the time frame mentioned. It also implies that the action is still ongoing, which may not be the case.Studied: This option is in the past tense, which does not indicate that the action started in the past and continues up to the present moment, as the sentence implies.

Correct answer: Have been studying

6155. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.Have you _ the examination?

Moderate
  • A. Take
  • B. Took
  • C. Taken
  • D. Taking

Explanation: the past participle (taken) is used to show a completed action before another, both occurring in the past.

Correct answer: Taken

6156. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.We _ (eat) the popcorn and _ (drink) the orange juice.

Moderate
  • A. Eat, drink
  • B. Ate, drink
  • C. Eat, drank
  • D. Ate, drank

Explanation: Because the sentence is in simple past tense, and the simple past forms of the verbs are "ate" and "drank," which correctly show completed actions in the past.

Correct answer: Ate, drank

6157. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.He _ out five minutes ago.

Moderate
  • A. Goes
  • B. Has gone
  • C. Had gone
  • D. Went

Explanation: Went is used when one has gone somewhere in the past. Word "ago" in the sentence is showing that the sentence is in past indefinite tense.

Correct answer: Went

6158. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.Did you _ this pen?

Moderate
  • A. Break
  • B. Broke
  • C. Broken
  • D. Breaking

Explanation: We never use two past forms in one sentence . Since did is used broke cannot be used.

Correct answer: Break

6159. Demonstrate correct use of the subject-verb agreement. I am _ tea now.

Moderate
  • A. Taking
  • B. Takes
  • C. Took
  • D. Take

Explanation: Since Now is used , it indicates that the work is being done now. For this, we use present continuous tense.

Correct answer: Taking

6160. In the following question, demonstrate the control of tenses and sentence structure:She _ two pounds an hour.

Moderate
  • A. Earns
  • B. Has earned
  • C. Is earning
  • D. Earn

Explanation: The given sentence is in the present tense (Indefinite). So, 'earns' is the correct option. In a present indefinite tense, we use V1 + s / es.

Correct answer: Earns