All Free English MCQs with Answers

• A. A) This cloth is inferior to that.
• B. (B) This cloth is much inferior to that.
• C. (C) This cloth is more inferior than that.
• D. (D) This cloth is inferior than than that.

Explanation: Option (A) provides the correct comparison between the two cloths by using the word "inferior" and the comparative form "to" to indicate that one cloth is of lesser quality than the other.

• A. (A) poors lead a miserable life.
• B. (B) the poors lead miserable life.
• C. the poor lead a miserable life.
• D. (D) the poors lead a miserable life.

Explanation: Option (C) provides the correct usage of the noun "poor" as an adjective to describe a group of people, and it also uses the plural form "lead" to match the subject "the poor."

• A. (A) I hate this sort of man.
• B. I hate this sort of men.
• C. I hate this sorts of men
• D. d)I hated those sort of men.

Explanation: "I hate this sort of man" refers to a general type of man you dislike, not a specific person or group.

• A. Present participle
• B. Helping verb
• C. Infinitive
• D. Past participle

Explanation: Past participle describes the state of being after an action is completed. In this case, the glass was broken at some point before she stepped on it.

• A. She blushed furiously.
• B. We all laughed.
• C. You walked hurriedly.
• D. Please put your shoes in the cupboard.

Explanation: In sentence (d), "put" is a transitive verb. The action of putting is being done to something (your shoes) which is the direct object.

• A. could
• B. may
• C. had better
• D. might

Explanation: Had better: This expresses strong advice, implying there could be negative consequences if the advice isn't followed. This is the most appropriate choice for a recommendation to see a doctor.

• A. finite, nonfinite
• B. transitive, intransitive
• C. regular, irregular
• D. main, auxiliary

Explanation: The correct answer is A- finite, nonfinite."Played" is a finite verb because it indicates the action of the subject "they" in a specific tense (past tense)."Won" is a nonfinite verb because it does not indicate tense, person, or number; instead, it is in the base form without any inflection.

• A. mono-transitive
• B. di-transitive
• C. transitive
• D. intransitive

Explanation: Transitive verbs require a direct object to complete their meaning. In "I consider Muneeb my best friend," "Muneeb" is the direct object receiving the action of the verb "consider." This completes the meaning of the sentence, making "consider" a transitive verb in this context.

• A. The horse kicked his master
• B. The shot sank the ship
• C. The train stopped suddenly
• D. The dog bit the child

Explanation: An intransitive verb completes its meaning without needing a direct object. "Stopped" in sentence (c) describes the action of the train itself, and doesn't need an object to complete the thought.

• A. He spoke the truth
• B. The baby sleeps
• C. Ring the bell
• D. The ants fought the wasps

Explanation: In this sentence, "sleeps" is an intransitive verb as it does not require a direct object to complete its meaning.