English Grammar MCQS
English Grammar MCQs for FPSC, PPSC & Competitive Exams
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Guess the closest possible meanings of the given idiom: At sea
He took ____ me the minute we met. But I’m not worried; I can take care of myself.
Which has correct use of tenses?
Which is the correct use of comparison?
Which sentence is clear in meaning?
Which is correct?
Which sentence doesn’t have a reduced relative clause?
(A) The picture painted by your brother is really beautiful.
(B) Lessons learnt easily are soon forgotten.
(C) The book lent by the library is missing.
(D) None of these
The company officials felt the rising cost of health coverage was ____ enough to raise their employees’ insurance premiums.
‘He seems to have acted properly.’ The underlined part shows:
Which is the correct passive voice of the following sentence? “Your blame counts for nothing.”
Which is the direct narration of the following indirect statement? “We wanted to be confirmed that we were late.”
(A) We said, “We are late.”
(B) We said, “For sure, we are late.”
(C) We said, “We are late, aren’t we?”
(D) None of these
‘Rarely do the managers respond to customers’ queries because they think such requests are annoying.’ The sentence is an example of:
(A) ellipses
(B) inversion
(C) elision
(D) None of these
…He took ____ me the minute we met. But I’m not worried; I can take care of myself.