English Grammar Test Quiz!
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(Find error) Ali is between sarmad,Ahmed, Ali and Wahab.
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Is
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Between
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And
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No error
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The 'English Grammar Test Quiz!' assesses understanding of common grammatical errors. It challenges learners to identify incorrect forms and usage in English sentences, enhancing their grammar skills and preparation for standardized tests.
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(Find error) She has spreded good news.
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She
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Has
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Spreaded
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Good
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A. SpreadedExplanation
"Spread" has the same three forms.Rate this question:
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(Find error) Was Ali not invite by them.?
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Was
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By
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Them
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invite
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A. inviteExplanation
The word "invite" should be changed to "invited" in order to make the sentence grammatically correct.Rate this question:
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(Find error) Boys had helped his elders.
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Had
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Helped
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His
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No error
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A. HisExplanation
The correct answer is "His." The error in the given sentence is that the possessive pronoun "his" is used instead of the plural pronoun "their." Since the subject of the sentence is "boys," which is a plural noun, the pronoun should also be plural to maintain subject-verb agreement.Rate this question:
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(Find error) She may be taking tea.
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May be
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Taking
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She
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No error
Correct Answer
A. No errorExplanation
The given sentence "She may be taking tea" is grammatically correct and does not contain any errors. The phrase "may be" is used correctly to indicate a possibility or uncertainty, and the verb "taking" is in the present participle form, which is appropriate in this context. The subject "She" is also correctly placed in the sentence. Therefore, there is no error in the given sentence.Rate this question:
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"May have" relates with tense??
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Past potential
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Present Dubus
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Past dubus
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Past Habitual
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A. Past dubusExplanation
"May have" is a phrase that is used to express possibility or uncertainty about a past event. It is used to indicate that something might have happened in the past. In this context, "Past dubus" is the correct answer because it correctly identifies the tense that is associated with the phrase "may have."Rate this question:
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She cries loudly. "Cries" is
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Model verb
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Transitive verb
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Intransitive verb
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Linking verb
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A. Transitive verbExplanation
The word "cries" in the given sentence is a transitive verb because it takes an object, which is "loudly". In this sentence, the subject "she" is performing the action of crying, and the adverb "loudly" describes how she is crying. Therefore, "cries" is a transitive verb as it requires an object to complete its meaning.Rate this question:
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These are your apples. "Your" is
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Personal pronoun
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Demonstrative pronoun
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Possessive pronoun
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Reflexive pronoun
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A. Possessive pronounExplanation
The word "your" in the given sentence is a possessive pronoun. It is used to show ownership or possession. In this case, it indicates that the apples belong to the person being addressed.Rate this question:
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I have two jeeps ......... A Car.
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With
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Except
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Beside
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Besides
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A. BesidesExplanation
The word "besides" is the correct answer because it means "in addition to" or "apart from." In the given sentence, the speaker mentions having two jeeps and then adds "besides a car," indicating that they also have a car in addition to the two jeeps.Rate this question:
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What is called the Meaningful group of words?
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Sentence
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Word
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Letter
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Fragment
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A. SentenceExplanation
A sentence is called a meaningful group of words because it is a complete thought or idea expressed in words. It consists of a subject and a predicate, and it conveys a clear and coherent meaning to the reader or listener. Unlike words or letters, which are individual components of language, a sentence combines these components to create a meaningful unit of communication. A fragment, on the other hand, is an incomplete or unfinished sentence that does not express a complete thought.Rate this question:
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"Change the voice" NOTE! your spellings must be correct neither your blank's answer will be treated as wrong. 1.CHANGE THE VOICE.
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Let the voice be changedExplanation
The given statement is a command or request to change the voice. In passive voice, the subject of the sentence becomes the object and the object becomes the subject. Therefore, the passive voice form of the sentence would be "Let the voice be changed."Rate this question:
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(Change the voice) you were being loved by his brother.
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His brother was loving you.Explanation
The original sentence "you were being loved by his brother" is in the passive voice, indicating that the subject (you) is receiving the action of the verb (being loved). By changing it to the active voice, the subject (his brother) becomes the doer of the action, loving you. Therefore, the correct answer is "His brother was loving you."Rate this question:
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Superlative degree of "Out" is
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Outer mostExplanation
The superlative degree of "Out" is "Outer most". This means that "Outer most" is the highest degree of "Out" when comparing it to other degrees. It implies that something is the farthest or most distant from a central point or location.Rate this question:
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(Narrate it) She said" Alas! I have failed in exam
Correct Answer
She exclaimed with sorrow that she had failed in examExplanation
The given answer correctly explains that the woman expressed her disappointment and sadness about failing the exam by exclaiming with sorrow. The use of the word "alas" in her statement indicates her distress. The phrase "she had failed in the exam" shows that the failure had already occurred in the past.Rate this question:
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Who is calling you?( Passive voice)
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By whom are you being called?Explanation
The given correct answer is "By whom are you being called?" This is the correct answer because it follows the correct structure of the passive voice. In the passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence, and the subject of the active sentence becomes the object of the passive sentence. In this case, "you" is the subject of the active sentence, so it becomes the object in the passive sentence. "Who" becomes the subject in the passive sentence, and "calling" is changed to "being called" to show the passive voice.Rate this question:
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Instruction Select the correct answer of the capitalized word. Adrenalin has the effect of strengthening and ACCELERATING the heartbeat.
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Quickening
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Diminishing
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Aborting
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Abolishing
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A. QuickeningExplanation
Adrenalin is a hormone that is known to increase heart rate and blood pressure. Therefore, the correct answer is "quickening" as it means to make something happen faster or speed up.Rate this question:
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There was no "ACCESS" to the large garden of the house except a well- hidden gate.
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Attack
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Seizure
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Entrance
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Turn
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A. EntranceExplanation
The correct answer is "entrance" because it is the only option that relates to gaining access to the large garden. The sentence mentions that there was no access except for a well-hidden gate, indicating that the gate serves as the entrance to the garden.Rate this question:
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I hope you are not going to" ABANDON" your project.
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Modify slightly
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Give up completely
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Change
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Postpone
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A. Give up completelyExplanation
The phrase "ABANDON" in the sentence suggests a strong action of completely giving up on the project. The word "hope" indicates that the speaker does not want the person to abandon the project, implying that it would be a negative outcome. Therefore, the correct answer is "give up completely."Rate this question:
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Panthotenic acid is ABUNDANT in eggs, peas and potatoes.
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Plentiful
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Inadequate
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Scarce
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Insufficient
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A. PlentifulExplanation
Panthotenic acid is found in large quantities in eggs, peas, and potatoes. These foods are rich sources of this nutrient, indicating that they contain an abundant amount of panthotenic acid. Therefore, the correct answer is "plentiful."Rate this question:
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The pilot changed direction ABRUPTLY, causing great panic in the plane.
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Foreseen
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Unexpectedly
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Anticipated
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Intended
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A. UnexpectedlyExplanation
The word "ABRUPTLY" suggests that the pilot changed direction suddenly and without warning. This caused great panic in the plane because the passengers were not prepared for such a sudden change. Therefore, the most appropriate word to describe this situation is "unexpectedly," as it conveys the element of surprise and lack of anticipation. "Foreseen" and "anticipated" imply that the passengers were aware of the change beforehand, which is not the case here. "Intended" suggests that the pilot purposely changed direction, but it does not convey the element of surprise.Rate this question:
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