English Grammar MCQS

Choose the correct sentence: “She ___ well.”

A. sings wells
B. sing good
C. sings well
D. None of these
Correct answer is: C. sings well
Correct grammar uses “sings well” with the verb and adverb.

Choose the correct verb form: “Neither of the students ___ their homework.”

A. has done
B. have done
C. is doing
D. were doing
Correct answer is: A. has done
“Neither” is singular; correct verb form is “has done.”

Select the meaning of the idiom: “A wild-goose chase.”

A. A fruitful chase
B. To run like a goose
C. A useless effort
D. To run wildly
Correct answer is: C. A useless effort
The idiom means pursuing something pointless.

The antonym of “Immerse” is:

A. Dip
B. Involve
C. Sprinkle
D. dry
Correct answer is: D. dry
The most common antonym for "immerse" is dry, as it refers to removing liquid, while "immerse" means to put something into a liquid. Other antonyms include words like disengage, release, or extract, which are opposite to the act of being deeply involved or absorbed.

The antonym of “Vice” is:

A. Diligent
B. Virtue
C. Subtle
D. Aristocrat
Correct answer is: B. Virtue
“Vice” is immoral behavior; its opposite is virtue.

Fill in the blanks: “A___ friend in need is ___ friend indeed.”

A. a, a
B. a, the
C. the, the
D. the, an
Correct answer is: A. a, a
Correct idiom: “A friend in need is a friend indeed.”

Change the voice of the following sentence: “Prepare yourself for the worst.”

A. The worst should be prepared by yourself.
B. You be prepared for the worst.
C. For the worst, preparation should be made by you.
D. Be prepared for the worst.
Correct answer is: D. Be prepared for the worst.
The imperative sentence “Prepare yourself…” is correctly changed to “Be prepared for the worst.”

They are not interested ___ our proposal.

A. in
B. in
C. by
D. on
Correct answer is: A. in
Correct preposition after “interested” is “in.”

Fill in the blank: _____ heavy rain, outdoor games were held.

A. Meanwhile
B. Despite
C. In spite of
D. In the event of
Correct answer is: B. Despite
“Despite heavy rain” indicates the games were held although it was raining.

What does the idiom “to call a spade a spade” mean?

A. To speak in plain terms
B. To dig for the truth
C. To use the correct tool
D. To disguise the truth
Correct answer is: A. To speak in plain terms
The idiom means to speak honestly and directly.
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