All Free English MCQs with Answers
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6241. The police _ arrested the suspect.
- A. Has
- B. Have
- C. Be
- D. Been
Explanation: The sentence should read: "The police have arrested the suspect."
Correct answer: Have6242. Choose the sentence with correct word order.
- A. Sue took from the window the cover.
- B. Sue cover from the window took the cover.
- C. Sue took the cover from the window.
- D. Sue the cover took from the window.
Explanation: The correct answer is (c) Sue took the cover from the window.This sentence has the correct word order:- Subject (Sue)- Verb (took)- Object (the cover)- Prepositional phrase (from the window)
Correct answer: Sue took the cover from the window.6243. Choose the correct sentence:
- A. Work all day, my father doesn't have much time to spare.
- B. Working all day, my father don't have much time to spend.
- C. Working all day, my father doesn't have much time to spend.
- D. Working all day, my father doesn't have much time to spent.
Explanation: "Working" is the participle, and "doesn't" agrees with "father." "Spend" is correct, not "spent."
Correct answer: Working all day, my father doesn't have much time to spend.6244. The boys on the opposite side made me _ the bird.
- A. To kill
- B. Kills
- C. Kill
- D. Killed
Explanation: "Made" is a causative verb, so the correct structure is "made me kill."
Correct answer: Kill6245. I _ from college by this time next year and will be looking for a job.
- A. Will graduate
- B. Graduated
- C. Will be graduating
- D. Will have graduated
Explanation: "Will have graduated" indicates completion before a specified future time.
Correct answer: Will have graduated6246. To give one some idea of rabies' horrors, one _ only read such descriptions as the following: spasms, restlessness, shudders at the least breath of air, an ardent thirst, convulsive movements, and fits of furious rage.
- A. Needs
- B. Need
- C. Needed
- D. Has needed
Explanation: The sentence is expressing a general statement about what someone needs to do to get an idea of the horrors of rabies. The verb "need" should be used in the base form without the auxiliary verb "has" or the past tense "needed." Therefore, the correct form is "one need only read."
Correct answer: Need6247. By 2030, people _ been reading the works of Charles Dickens for more than 190 years.
- A. Had
- B. Will
- C. Have
- D. Will have
Explanation: "Will have" is the correct answer as it accurately expresses the future perfect continuous tense and indicates that by 2030, people will have been reading the works of Charles Dickens for more than 190 years.
Correct answer: Will have6248. Choose the correct form of verbs to be filled in the blank: I _ with my parents.
- A. Lives
- B. Am living
- C. Is living
- D. Shall living
Explanation: In this sentence, the subject 'I' requires the first-person singular form of the verb 'to live'. The correct form in the present tense is "am living". So, the correct sentence is: "I am living with my parents." Hence, option B is accurate.
Correct answer: Am living6249. Choose the best possible option from the given homophones:How will they get across the river if the _ is not running?
- A. Furry
- B. Fairly
- C. Fairy
- D. Ferry
- E. Fury
Explanation: Option D is correct. This option is correct. Ferry is a boat or ship that carries people or goods across a body of water, making it the correct choice.
Correct answer: Ferry6250. The soup _ good
- A. Taste
- B. Tastes
- C. Is tasting
- D. Has taste
Explanation: The correct answer is 'Tastes.' In the sentence 'The soup tastes good,' 'tastes' is the present simple form of the verb, which is used to describe a general truth or characteristic. The subject 'soup' is singular, so the verb must also be in a singular form. The other options are incorrect for the following reasons: 'Taste' does not agree with the singular subject, 'Is tasting' suggests a temporary action rather than a general quality, and 'Has taste' is awkward in this context and not commonly used to describe food.
Correct answer: Tastes