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8131. My friend _ (suffer) from cholera since August.
- A. Suffer
- B. Suffered
- C. Suffering
- D. Is suffering
Explanation: The correct form of verb that should be used here is : is suffering.
Correct answer: Is suffering8132. I _ (write) a new book. I _ (hope) to finish it by the end of this month.
- A. Write, hoping
- B. Am writing, hope
- C. Wrote, am hopeful
- D. Writing, hope
Explanation: Option B is the correct pair of words to be used here.
Correct answer: Am writing, hope8133. Complete the following sentence: It _ now.
- A. Will rain
- B. Is raining
- C. Rains
- D. Was raining
Explanation: The word 'now' in this sentence indicates present continuous tense i.e. an ongoing action. Therefore, "is raining" will be the correct form of the verb here.
Correct answer: Is raining8134. Demonstrate the control of tenses and sentence structure:Last Saturday my father _ (take) my friends and me to the circus.
- A. Take
- B. Took
- C. Will take
- D. Has taken
Explanation: When mentioning an action that happened in the past, the past tense is used, along with the second form of the verb. Since the father took the children to the circus 'Last Saturday', it indicates past tense.
Correct answer: Took8135. Which of the following sentences is correct?
- A. Last year I go to India
- B. Last year I went to India
- C. Last year I am going to India
- D. Last year I will go to India
Explanation: To identify the answer, we first need to identify the keyword which is 'Last year'. This indicates that the speaker performed the action in the past, hence past tense should be used. So this sentence is correct. Went is the 2nd form of the verb go, used in the past tense, hence this is the correct option.
Correct answer: Last year I went to India8136. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure:Which one is correct?
- A. Had she clean her home?
- B. Is that she cleaned her home?
- C. Did she clean her home?
- D. Has she cleaned her home?
Explanation: OPTION A: This option contains an error in both tense and sentence structure. The correct form would be "Had she cleaned her home?" OPTION B: This option also contains an error in tense and sentence structure. The correct form would be "Did she clean her home?" The use of "is that" in this context is not appropriate. Instead, "did" is the appropriate auxiliary verb for asking a question in the past tense. OPTION C: This option is grammatically correct and demonstrates the simple past tense. It asks whether someone cleaned their home at a specific point in the past. Hence, C is the correct option. OPTION D: This option is also grammatically correct, employing the present perfect tense. It refers to an action that may have occurred at any time before the present.
Correct answer: Did she clean her home?8137. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.It _ (rained) since last night, and it looks as if it may rain all day.
- A. Raining
- B. Is raining
- C. It has been raining
- D. Rained
Explanation: The perfect present form of rain, i.e., "has been raining," will be used, as the fact that it has been raining is an action that occurred in the past and is given importance in the present.
Correct answer: It has been raining8138. Demonstrate correct use of the subject-verb agreement.The samples on the tray in the lab _ testing.
- A. Need
- B. Needs
- C. Needing
- D. Needed
Explanation: 'Samples' is a plural specific noun, hence 'need' will be used.
Correct answer: Need8139. Demonstrate correct use of the subject-verb agreement.Neither you nor your sister should _ to them.
- A. Talking
- B. Talks
- C. Talk
- D. Talked
Explanation: Correct subject-verb agreement is fulfilled by using option C, 'talk' as it is also conjugated as 'talk to' which is also correct.
Correct answer: Talk8140. Demonstrate correct use of the subject-verb agreement.Neither my sisters nor my mother _ going to sell the house.
- A. Is
- B. Am
- C. Are
- D. Had
Explanation: According to the rules of sub-verb agreement mother is a singular noun so a singular helping verb "is" should follow.
Correct answer: Is