All Free English MCQs with Answers

• A. He suggested that she be more vocal in the next meeting.
• B. He suggested that she is more vocal in the next meeting.
• C. He suggested that she should be more vocal in the next meeting.
• D. He suggested that she to be more vocal in the next meeting.

Explanation: This uses the subjunctive mood correctly. In formal English, especially in American English, the subjunctive form ("be") is used after verbs like suggest, recommend, propose, etc., when making suggestions or recommendations.

• A. He knows how to repair the carburetor without taking the whole car part.
• B. He knows to repair the carburetor without taking the whole car part.
• C. He knows how to repair the carburetor without taking whole the,car part.
• D. He know how to repair the carburetor without taking the whole car part.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "How to repair the carburetor" is a noun phrase serving as the direct object of "knows," and "without taking the whole car apart" is a prepositional phrase modifying the verb "repair."

• A. The all students are looking forward to ,spending their free time relaxing in the sun this summer.
• B. All the students are looking forward spending their free time relaxing the sun this summer.
• C. All the students are looking forward to spending their free time relaxing in the sun this summer.
• D. All the students are looking forward to spend their free time relaxing in the sun this summer.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. It uses the correct structure and prepositions. "Looking forward to" is followed by the gerund form ("spending") to indicate the activity the students anticipate.

• A. In one fluid motion, Clara swang the torch-and clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the Head
• B. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and Clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the head.
• C. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and clubbed Dan as harder, as she could over the head.
• D. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and club Dan as hard as she could over the head.

Explanation: This sentence corrects the errors from option A: "Swung" is the correct past tense of "swing." "Clubbed" is the correct verb form. "Clubbed Dan" is properly structured. "Head" is lowercase.

• A. swang
• B. hung
• C. suspended
• D. stopped

Explanation: This is the past tense of "swing." However, "swang" is an archaic or non-standard form. The correct past tense is "swung."

• A. Make
• B. To believe
• C. Mistook
• D. For

Explanation: This is incorrect in the context. After the verb "make," the correct form is the bare infinitive "believe," not "to believe."

• A. Insisted
• B. Spent
• C. Resting
• D. Stateroom

Explanation: This is the past tense of "spend." However, after "insisted that," the subjunctive form should be used. The subjunctive form of "spend" is "spend," not "spent."

• A. Brought
• B. With me
• C. For her
• D. Myself

Explanation: This is the incorrect reflexive pronoun in this context. Since the action of familiarizing is intended for "her," the correct pronoun should be "herself."

• A. Department thinks
• B. To do something
• C. Bring forward
• D. At the last minute

Explanation: The phrase "had better" should be followed by a bare infinitive without "to." The correct form is "had better do something." The correct sentence should be: "Departments think that they had better do something about an issue, and bring forward legislation at the last minute."

• A. missed
• B. so that
• C. doing
• D. in time

Explanation: The gerund "doing" is not the correct form here. The correct form is the infinitive "to do," which matches the construction "remember to do." The correct sentence should be: "Give me a missed call so that I remember to do your job in time."