All Free English MCQs with Answers

• A. "It are not we who are stupid", answered the camel-men, "but you."
• B. "It is not we who is stupid", answered the camel-men, "but you
• C. "It is not we who have stupid", answered the camel-men, "but you."
• D. "It is not we who are stupid", answered the camel-men, "but you."

Explanation: This option correctly uses "It is not we" and "who are stupid," matching the plural subject "we" with the plural verb "are."

• A. "Everything else - trees, buildings, bushes, earth - was gone under the moving brown masses."
• B. "Everything else - trees, buildings, bushes, earths - was gone under the moving brown masses."
• C. "Everything else - trees, buildings, bushes, earth - were gone under the moving brown masses."
• D. "Everything else - trees, buildings, bushes, earth - are gone under the moving brown masses.

Explanation: The subject "Everything else" is singular, so the verb "was" is correct. The list of items (trees, buildings, bushes, earth) is treated as additional information and does not affect the singular subject-verb agreement.

• A. What news is you most interested in?"
• B. "What news are you most interested in?"
• C. What news has you been most interested in?
• D. What news are you most interested in

Explanation: This option correctly uses the verb "are" with the subject "you" and is grammatically correct.

• A. This radical change in women's condition in China have given women a sense of confidence.
• B. This radical changes in women's condition in China has given women a sense of confidence.
• C. This radical change in women's condition in China are given women a sense of confidence.
• D. This radical change in women's condition in China has given women a sense of confidence

Explanation: This option correctly uses the singular subject "This radical change" with the singular verb "has" and is grammatically correct.

• A. put the button
• B. besides
• C. on
• D. couch

Explanation: This is the incorrect word. It should be "beside."

• A. This is the way
• B. pointing with
• C. over
• D. below

Explanation: This part of the sentence is correct. It represents the dialogue that is being quoted. It correctly includes the direct speech part of the sentence but does not address the punctuation or formatting issues that follow

• A. palatable patisseries
• B. beaded
• C. are
• D. of morning diet

Explanation: This is the error. The term "beaded" is unusual and incorrect for describing walnuts. A more appropriate adjective might be "toasted," "chopped," or simply "walnut."

• A. hold
• B. was
• C. holding on with
• D. to stand

Explanation: This should be corrected to "hold on." The phrase "for my feet to hold" is awkward and does not clearly convey the intended meaning. The correct phrase should be "for my feet to hold on" or rephrased for clarity

• A. seem
• B. whisper
• C. win
• D. is

Explanation: This is the error. The correct verb should be "are" to agree with the plural subject "I along with all my team."

• A. could
• B. Pleasures
• C. was
• D. lights

Explanation: This is the error. The subject "Those who could not afford the pleasures inside" is plural, so the correct verb should be "were" to match the plural subject