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English grammar covers how words, phrases and clauses combine to form correct sentences. It includes tenses, parts of speech, prepositions, articles, voice, reported speech, agreement, infinitives, gerunds, adverb position, transitions, punctuation, sentence structure and inversion, with special attention to distinctions such as phrases versus clauses and active versus passive voice.

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  • A. It Was pretty easy for me to do a decision about where to go to university.
  • B. It was pretty easy for me to make a decision about where to go to university.
  • C. It was pretty easy for me to have a decision about where to go to university.
  • D. "Have" implies that someone else made the decision and you simply possess it, which likely isn't the intended meaning.

Explanation: It was pretty easy for me to make a decision about where to go to university.

Correct answer: It was pretty easy for me to make a decision about where to go to university.
  • A. Dad's car broke down on the highway, but he did not have enough credit on his phone to make a phone call.
  • B. Dad's car broke down on the highway, but he did not have enough credit on his phone to have a phone call.
  • C. Dad's car broke down on the highway, but he did not have enough credit on his phone to do a phone call
  • D. Dad's car broke down on the highway, but he did not have enough credit on his phone to get a phone call

Explanation: Dad's car broke down on the highway, but he did not have enough credit on his phone to make a phone call.

Correct answer: Dad's car broke down on the highway, but he did not have enough credit on his phone to make a phone call.
  • A. Not until the next morning did she realized how serious it was.
  • B. Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was?
  • C. Not until the next morning she realized how serious it was.
  • D. Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was.

Explanation: "Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was."

Correct answer: Not until the next morning did she realize how serious it was.
  • A. If you don't have money enough, I can lend you some.
  • B. If you don't have enough money, I can lend you some.
  • C. If you don't have enough money, I could lend you some.
  • D. If you don't have enough money, I can borrow you some.

Explanation: "If you don't have enough money, I can lend you some."

Correct answer: If you don't have enough money, I can lend you some.
  • A. I hardly spoke any Japanese when I first came here, and I've learned a lot since then.
  • B. I hard spoke any Japanese when I first came here, but I've learned a lot since then.
  • C. 1 hardly spoke any Japanese when I first came here, but I've learned a lot since then.
  • D. I hardly spoke some Japanese when I first come here, but I've learned a lot since then.

Explanation: "I hardly spoke any Japanese when I first came here, but I've learned a lot since then."

Correct answer: 1 hardly spoke any Japanese when I first came here, but I've learned a lot since then.
  • A. NADRA data show that the number of citizens receiving welfare _ again last year even though an economic slowdown pushed more people into _
  • B. reduced... affluence
  • C. jumped... subservience
  • D. tripled... pauperism
  • E. declined... poverty

Explanation: - Correct Answer: E - Explanation: The sentence talks about an increase in the number of citizens receiving welfare despite an economic…

Correct answer: declined... poverty
  • A. competition
  • B. readings
  • C. ranting
  • D. ratings
  • E. rankings

Explanation: Correct Answer: D - Explanation: The sentence talks about teachers receiving a salary hike but not moving up in national something.

Correct answer: ratings
  • A. autonomous... conquer
  • B. free... self-governing
  • C. independent... separated
  • D. quelled... annexed
  • E. subordinate... subservient

Explanation: - Correct Answer: A - Explanation: The sentence presents a dilemma, and the words in the blanks should represent two different options.

Correct answer: autonomous... conquer
  • A. underdeveloped... luxuriant
  • B. uncharted... broken
  • C. examined... plentiful
  • D. undeveloped... rich
  • E. explored... abounding

Explanation: - Correct Answer: D - Explanation: The sentence talks about the last slice of Arabian coastal plain that was unknown until recently.

Correct answer: undeveloped... rich
  • A. raise
  • B. rally
  • C. mount
  • D. foster
  • E. booster

Explanation: - Correct Answer: B - Explanation: The sentence talks about expressing hope for the project to support conserving the Pirowal forests.

Correct answer: rally
  • A. irrational... preserved
  • B. abhorrent... salvaged
  • C. fascinating... saved
  • D. exhilarated... promoted
  • E. appealing... distinguished

Explanation: - Correct Answer: C - Explanation: The sentence talks about defining a conservationist as someone who believes the natural world is…

Correct answer: fascinating... saved
  • A. Among... burning
  • B. Although... turning
  • C. Using... tossing
  • D. Despite... writing
  • E. Amid... churning

Explanation: Correct Answer: E - Explanation: The sentence talks about journalists and technicians working on news.

Correct answer: Amid... churning
  • A. anomaly... powerhouse
  • B. synchronicity... giant
  • C. incongruity... dwarf
  • D. paradox... dependency
  • E. discrepancy... power

Explanation: Correct Response: A - Explanation: The sentence describes the country as a monarchy that has created an economic something out of vision…

Correct answer: anomaly... powerhouse
  • A. impertinent
  • B. facile
  • C. presumptuous
  • D. hesitant
  • E. docile

Explanation: - Correct Answer: E - Explanation: The sentence talks about children providing cheap labor and not complaining.

Correct answer: docile
  • A. Confirm
  • B. Dismiss
  • C. Deny
  • D. Comply

Explanation: - Correct Answer: a. Confirm - Explanation: The sentence is questioning the significance of verifying availability, and "confirm" means to…

Correct answer: Confirm
  • A. Eager
  • B. Noticed
  • C. Happy
  • D. Compelled

Explanation: - Correct Answer: d. Compelled - Explanation: The sentence implies feeling forced or pressured, and "compelled" means being forced or…

Correct answer: Happy
  • A. Dispute
  • B. Cordial
  • C. Encouragement
  • D. Excitement

Explanation: - Correct Answer: a. Dispute - Explanation: The sentence describes a conflict, and "dispute" means a conflict or disagreement.

Correct answer: Dispute
  • A. Highlighted
  • B. Dismissed
  • C. Distracted
  • D. Reverted

Explanation: - Correct Answer: c. Distracted - Explanation: The sentence suggests losing focus, and "distracted" means having one's attention diverted.

Correct answer: Distracted
  • A. Disguise
  • B. Highlight
  • C. Intimidate
  • D. Release

Explanation: Correct Answer: a. Disguise - Explanation: The sentence implies being unable to hide feelings, and "disguise" means to conceal or hide.

Correct answer: Disguise
  • A. Craziness
  • B. Encouragement
  • C. Details
  • D. Denial

Explanation: - Correct Answer: b. Encouragement - Explanation: The sentence implies helping someone through a difficult phase, and "encouragement"…

Correct answer: Encouragement