Free Parts of Speech MCQs with Answers

• A. Grew up
• B. Blew up
• C. Went off
• D. Took off

Explanation: The word 'took off' is associated with the ascent of the airplane in the air.

• A. Next week I am going to the cinema.
• B. Next week I will going to the cinema.
• C. Next week I is going to the cinema.
• D. Next week I went to the cinema.

Explanation: OPTION A: This sentence is grammatically correct. It expresses a future plan or intention to go to the cinema next week.

• A. will
• B. die
• C. don't get
• D. enough
• E. None

Explanation: The sentence is correctly structured and grammatically correct.

• A. to change
• B. hopes
• C. admitted
• D. a

Explanation: This phrase "had better to change" is incorrect. The correct form after "had better" is to use the base form of the verb without "to." So…

• A. in
• B. handheld
• C. be charged
• D. times

Explanation: "Be charged" is the verb phrase in question. In the sentence provided, this phrase is incorrect because it lacks the correct auxiliary…

• A. He suggested that she be more vocal in the next meeting.
• B. He suggested that she is more vocal in the next meeting.
• C. He suggested that she should be more vocal in the next meeting.
• D. He suggested that she to be more vocal in the next meeting.

Explanation: This uses the subjunctive mood correctly. In formal English, especially in American English, the subjunctive form ("be") is used after…

• A. He knows how to repair the carburetor without taking the whole car part.
• B. He knows to repair the carburetor without taking the whole car part.
• C. He knows how to repair the carburetor without taking whole the,car part.
• D. He know how to repair the carburetor without taking the whole car part.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "How to repair the carburetor" is a noun phrase serving as the direct object of "knows," and "without taking the…

• A. The all students are looking forward to ,spending their free time relaxing in the sun this summer.
• B. All the students are looking forward spending their free time relaxing the sun this summer.
• C. All the students are looking forward to spending their free time relaxing in the sun this summer.
• D. All the students are looking forward to spend their free time relaxing in the sun this summer.

Explanation: This sentence is correct. It uses the correct structure and prepositions.

• A. In one fluid motion, Clara swang the torch-and clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the Head
• B. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and Clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the head.
• C. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and clubbed Dan as harder, as she could over the head.
• D. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and club Dan as hard as she could over the head.

Explanation: This sentence corrects the errors from option A: "Swung" is the correct past tense of "swing." "Clubbed" is the correct verb form.

• A. swang
• B. hung
• C. suspended
• D. stopped

Explanation: This is the past tense of "swing." However, "swang" is an archaic or non-standard form. The correct past tense is "swung."

• A. Make
• B. To believe
• C. Mistook
• D. For

Explanation: This is incorrect in the context. After the verb "make," the correct form is the bare infinitive "believe," not "to believe."

• A. Insisted
• B. Spent
• C. Resting
• D. Stateroom

Explanation: This is the past tense of "spend." However, after "insisted that," the subjunctive form should be used.

• A. Brought
• B. With me
• C. For her
• D. Myself

Explanation: This is the incorrect reflexive pronoun in this context. Since the action of familiarizing is intended for "her," the correct pronoun…

• A. Department thinks
• B. To do something
• C. Bring forward
• D. At the last minute

Explanation: The phrase "had better" should be followed by a bare infinitive without "to." The correct form is "had better do something." The correct…

• A. missed
• B. so that
• C. doing
• D. in time

Explanation: The gerund "doing" is not the correct form here. The correct form is the infinitive "to do," which matches the construction "remember to…

• A. lay
• B. stress
• C. on
• D. had cost

Explanation: This is the incorrect past tense form in this context. The correct past tense of "lay" (which means to put something down) should be…

• A. had
• B. better
• C. watched
• D. appeared

Explanation: This is the past tense of "watch." However, after "had better," the base form of the verb should be used, which is "watch.

• A. dare
• B. to tell
• C. to keep
• D. as a pet

Explanation: This is incorrect. After "How dare you," the base form of the verb "tell" should be used without "to." The correct phrase is "How dare you…

• A. need
• B. spent
• C. reading
• D. to understand

Explanation: This is the past tense of "spend," but it's incorrect in this context. After "need," the correct form is the base form of the verb…

• A. reached
• B. to
• C. straight
• D. towards

Explanation: This preposition is incorrect in this context. After the verb "reached," it should be followed by a direct object or a location, not by…