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Parts of speech classify words according to their function as nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections. Questions may test a word that changes class by context, such as a noun used as a verb or an adjective formed from a participle.
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- A. in case it will be
- B. if it will be
- C. in case it is
- D. if it is
Explanation: Correct: The term "in case" is used to express that something should be done if something else happens.
Correct answer: in case it is- A. when
- B. as
- C. so
- D. until
Explanation: Correct: The term "when" is used to indicate a specific time or period.
Correct answer: when- A. Now that
- B. After
- C. Although
- D. As soon as
Explanation: Correct: The term "now that" is used to express that something is the case because something else, which has just been mentioned, is the…
Correct answer: Now that- A. as
- B. so
- C. while
- D. since
Explanation: Correct: The term "since" is used to indicate a point in time from which a process or state continues, which fits in this context.
Correct answer: since- A. Lest
- B. Unless
- C. If
- D. Or else
Explanation: Correct: The term "unless" is used to indicate the only situation in which something will not occur, which fits in this context.
Correct answer: Unless- A. As
- B. Since
- C. Unless
- D. So that
Explanation: Correct: The term "as" is used to indicate simultaneous events. In this context, it suggests that as he was about to fall asleep, the…
Correct answer: As- A. Wherever
- B. When
- C. Where
- D. if
Explanation: Correct: The term "wherever" is used to indicate in all places or situations.
Correct answer: Wherever- A. because
- B. so that
- C. for
- D. lest
Explanation: Correct: The term "so that" is used to express a purpose or reason. In this context, it suggests that the father locked the garage door so…
Correct answer: so that- A. until
- B. that
- C. Then
- D. so
Explanation: Correct: The term "that" is used to introduce a clause expressing a result, purpose, or consequence.
Correct answer: that- A. but
- B. while
- C. if
- D. or
Explanation: Correct: The term "but" is used to introduce a phrase or clause contrasting with what has already been mentioned.
Correct answer: but- A. either ... or
- B. not only ... but also
- C. quite ... and
- D. neither ... nor
Explanation: Correct: The terms "not only" and "but also" are used to express two things that are true or that happen, the second being more surprising…
Correct answer: not only ... but also- A. so
- B. yet
- C. while
- D. for
Explanation: Correct: The term "yet" is used to introduce a contrast or contradiction.
Correct answer: yet- A. And
- B. But
- C. As
- D. If
Explanation: B is the correct choice because it contrasts the two clauses. The first clause, "I looked for my book", implies an action, and "but"…
Correct answer: But- A. For
- B. So
- C. Because
- D. Yet
Explanation: The word "yet" indicates a contrast between the two clauses, showing that being honest doesn't necessarily lead to success.
Correct answer: Yet- A. And
- B. After
- C. That
- D. Or
Explanation: The word "that" is a subordinating conjunction introducing the subordinate clause "he will back out of his commitment", which provides the…
Correct answer: That- A. Because
- B. If
- C. Until
- D. As
Explanation: The word "as" indicates a parallel or simultaneous relationship between working harder and growing seniority, implying that the harder…
Correct answer: As- A. Before
- B. That
- C. Because
- D. And
Explanation: The word "before" indicates a sequence of events: I will leave first, and then he will come.
Correct answer: Before- A. As long as
- B. So long as
- C. As soon as
- D. Both a & b
Explanation: Both "as long as" and "so long as" indicate a condition that will continue for the duration of one's life.
Correct answer: Both a & b- A. Either, or
- B. So, as
- C. Both, also
- D. Not only, but
Explanation: The correlative conjunction "either...or" indicates a choice between two alternatives.
Correct answer: Either, or- A. So
- B. Because
- C. And
- D. But
Explanation: The word "because" indicates a cause-and-effect relationship, showing that the reason Ahmed didn't spend much money was that everything…
Correct answer: Because