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English Grammar MCQs

Report indirectly: "Let us wait for the award," he said.

  • A. He proposed that they should wait for the award.
  • B. He suggested that they should wait for the award.
  • C. He told them to wait for the award.
  • D. All of the above

Turn into passive: "What books is she studying?"

  • A. What books were being studied by her?
  • B. What books are being studied by her?
  • C. What books will be studied by her?
  • D. What books should be studied by her?
  • E. All of the above

Complete the conditional: "If I _______ hungry, I ______ eaten something."

  • A. had been, would have
  • B. have been, have
  • C. get, have
  • D. None of these

Which auxiliary verb correctly completes: "He ___ gone."?

  • A. Have
  • B. Has
  • C. Were
  • D. None of the above

Identify the tense: "We have been defeated by them."

  • A. Present simple
  • B. Present perfect
  • C. Past perfect
  • D. None of these

Choose the correct future perfect: "Phone me after 8 o’clock ___ dinner."

  • A. I’ll finish
  • B. I’ll have finished
  • C. I’ll have been finishing
  • D. None of these

Which habit fits: "He gave up smoking two years ago. He ___ 40 cigarettes a day."

  • A. have been smoking
  • B. had smoked
  • C. used to smoke
  • D. None of these

Fill in the blank: "Newton ___ that the force of gravity causes apples to fall."

  • A. Has discovered
  • B. Was discovered
  • C. Discovered
  • D. Will discovered

Convert to indirect: "Hurrah! We have won the match," he said.

  • A. He exclaimed that they have won the match.
  • B. He exclaimed with joy that they had won the match.
  • C. He told them that they had won the match.
  • D. None of these

Select the correct verb: "He ___ his friends yesterday."

  • A. Visits
  • B. Visited
  • C. Are visiting
  • D. Is visiting
  • E. None of these

Convert to active: "Our task had been completed before sunset."

  • A. We completed our task before sunset.
  • B. We have completed our task before sunset.
  • C. We complete our task before sunset.
  • D. We had completed our task before sunset.
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive voice: "Who gave you permission to enter?"

  • A. By whom were you given permission to enter?
  • B. By whom was you given permission to enter?
  • C. By whom were you given permission to enter?
  • D. All of the above

Change to indirect speech: "We take exercise every day," they said.

  • A. They said that they take exercise every day.
  • B. They said that they took exercise every day.
  • C. They had said that they take exercise every day.
  • D. All of the above

Fill in: "Where have you been ___ morning?"

  • A. for
  • B. from
  • C. in
  • D. since

Select the passive: "The first pair of jeans ___ by Levi Strauss in 1850."

  • A. did make
  • B. has made
  • C. maked
  • D. was made

Complete the conditional: "If I _______ to the party last night, I _________ met a lot of people."

  • A. had gone, would have
  • B. have been, have
  • C. get, have
  • D. None of these

Complete: "It was walking down the street when _______ to rain."

  • A. it begin
  • B. it begins
  • C. it began
  • D. its began

Choose the correct form: "He ____ left for London."

  • A. Has
  • B. Is
  • C. Am
  • D. Are

Rewrite as a passive command: "Paint the windows."

  • A. Windows should be painted.
  • B. Let the windows be painted.
  • C. Let be the windows painted.
  • D. Windows are let to be painted.

Choose the correct duration phrase: "I have been studying ___ two hours."

  • A. that
  • B. since
  • C. in
  • D. for

I like my new jeans.

  • A. My new jeans are liked by me
  • B. My new jeans were liked by me
  • C. My new jeans will be liked by me
  • D. My new jeans can be liked by me
  • E. All of the above

Who will not have carried out the cleaning of the tables?

  • A. By whom will the number of tables not have been cleaned?
  • B. By whom was the number of tables not have been cleaned?
  • C. By whom shall the number of tables not have been cleaned?
  • D. By whom is the number of tables not have been cleaned?
  • E. All of the above

I cannot draw this picture.

  • A. This picture cannot be drawn by me
  • B. This picture cannot be drawn by I
  • C. This picture could not be drawn by me
  • D. This picture could not be drawn by I
  • E. None of the above

It is time to prepare for the CSS exams.

  • A. It is time for CSS exams to be prepared
  • B. It was time for CSS exams to be prepared
  • C. It should be time for CSS exams to be prepared
  • D. It will be time for CSS exams to be prepared
  • E. All of the above

Which teacher is responsible for teaching you English?

  • A. By which teacher are you taught English?
  • B. By which teacher were you taught English?
  • C. By which teacher will you taught English?
  • D. By which teacher should you taught English?
  • E. All of the above

I should have met her yesterday.

  • A. She should have been met by me yesterday
  • B. She should be meeting me yesterday
  • C. She should have been meeting by me yesterday
  • D. She should be meet by me yesterday
  • E. All of the above

Who gave you the ice-cream?

  • A. By whom were you given ice-cream?
  • B. By whom was you given ice cream?
  • C. Who had given you ice cream?
  • D. All of the above

How many plays did Shakespeare write?

  • A. Have
  • B. Did
  • C. Do
  • D. None

I know her.

  • A. She is known to me
  • B. She was known to me
  • C. She will be known to me
  • D. She should be known to me
  • E. All of the above

Who has the ability to break this stick?

  • A. By whom can this stick be broken?
  • B. By whom could this stick be broken?
  • C. By whom should this stick be broken?
  • D. By whom can this stick be broke?
  • E. All of the above

I have lived in this city ___ ten years.

  • A. since
  • B. for
  • C. from
  • D. none

Who will assist him if he is in difficulty?

  • A. By whom will he be helped in difficulty?
  • B. By whom is he helped in difficulty?
  • C. By whom was he be helped in difficulty?
  • D. By whom can he be helped in difficulty?
  • E. All of the above

Who is going to write an essay?

  • A. By whom will an essay be written?
  • B. By whom should an essay be written?
  • C. By whom was an essay be written?
  • D. By whom can an essay be written?
  • E. All of the above

Who is able to complete this assignment?

  • A. By whom can this task be completed?
  • B. By whom could this task be completed?
  • C. By whom was this task be completed?
  • D. By whom should this task be completed?
  • E. All of the above

Who instructed you to draft that letter?

  • A. By whom were you asked to draft this letter?
  • B. By whom are you asked to draft this letter?
  • C. By whom will you asked to draft this letter?
  • D. By whom should you asked to draft this letter?
  • E. All of the above

In “How often do you go out?”, the phrase “How often” indicates:

  • A. Place
  • B. Frequency
  • C. Duration
  • D. Distance
  • E. None of the above

Rewrite without changing meaning: “I do not like people hating me.”

  • A. I do not like hated by people
  • B. I do not like people hating by me
  • C. I did not like people hating me
  • D. I was not like people hating me
  • E. I do not like being hated

It’s the right moment to finish the assignments.

  • A. It is time for the assignments to be completed
  • B. It was time for the assignments to be completed
  • C. It will be time for the assignments to be completed
  • D. It should be time for the assignments to be completed
  • E. All of the above

“I will be having lunch with him.” Which tense is this?

  • A. Past continuous
  • B. Present continuous
  • C. Future continuous
  • D. Past perfect

We must honour our elders.

  • A. The elders deserve respect from us
  • B. The elders must be respected
  • C. The elders must respected
  • D. Respect the elders we must
  • E. The elders must be respected by us

Now is the moment to have tea.

  • A. It will soon be time to have tea
  • B. It is time that tea be taken
  • C. It was time that tea be taken
  • D. It is time for tea to be served
  • E. None of the above

Allow him to play cricket.

  • A. Let cricket be played by him
  • B. Let cricket is played by him
  • C. Let cricket was played by him
  • D. Let cricket should be played by him
  • E. All of the above

Which is the active equivalent of "Was the story being written by him?"

  • A. Was he writing the story?
  • B. Is he writing the story?
  • C. Did you write the story?
  • D. Do you write the story?
  • E. All of the above

This is the appropriate time to offer prayers.

  • A. This is time for prayers to be offered
  • B. This was time for prayers to be offered
  • C. This is time for prayers to be offer
  • D. This is time for prayers to offered
  • E. All of the above

_____ my lunch.

  • A. Will have
  • B. Have
  • C. Takes
  • D. Had

Give us permission to play together.

  • A. It is suggested that we should play together
  • B. It was suggested that we should play together
  • C. It will be suggested that we should play together
  • D. It should be suggested that we should play together
  • E. All of the above

I ___ my dinner one hour ago.

  • A. Have taken
  • B. Take
  • C. Took
  • D. None of the above

Permit her to sing a song.

  • A. Let a song be sang by her
  • B. Let a song be sing by her
  • C. Let a sang be sung by her
  • D. Let a song be sung by her
  • E. All of the above

Allow me to do this work.

  • A. Let this work be done by me
  • B. Let this work be do by me
  • C. Let this work should be done by me
  • D. Let this work be done by I
  • E. All of the above

I wish I ___ a teacher.

  • A. Was
  • B. Were
  • C. Will have
  • D. All of the above

This music appears melodious.

  • A. The music is melodious when it is listened
  • B. The music was melodious when it is listened
  • C. The music is melodious when it was listened
  • D. The music is melodious when that is listened
  • E. All of the above

Hunters have saved many people from the man-eaters.

  • A. These hunters will save many people from the man-eaters
  • B. These hunters save many people from the man-eaters
  • C. These hunters saved many people from the man-eaters
  • D. These hunters have saved many people from the man-eaters
  • E. All of the above

Allow me to write an essay.

  • A. Let an essay be written by me
  • B. Let an essay is written by me
  • C. Let an essay be write by me
  • D. Let an essay can be written by me
  • E. All of the above

Change to reported passive: "They say he can teach almost anything in this world."

  • A. It is said that almost anything in this world can be taught by him
  • B. It was said that almost anything could be taught by him
  • C. They say almost anything could be taught by him
  • D. They say anything almost will be taught by him
  • E. All of the above

Turn into passive: "They say that you did that."

  • A. You are said to have done that
  • B. You are said to have do that
  • C. You are say to have done that
  • D. You were said to have done that
  • E. All of the above

Fill in the blank: "The series of lectures ___ delivered."

  • A. were
  • B. was
  • C. is
  • D. are

Which is correct? "These ____ are mine."

  • A. Cattle
  • B. Cattles
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Put into passive: "The servant might have opened the secret."

  • A. The secret might have been opened by the servant
  • B. The secret might have been open by the servant
  • C. The secret might have been opened by him
  • D. The secret have been opened by the servant
  • E. All of the above

Recast into passive: "The principal kept the staff members waiting."

  • A. The staff members were kept waiting for the principal
  • B. The staff members were kept waiting by the principal
  • C. The staff members were waiting for the principal
  • D. The staff members were being kept waiting for the principal
  • E. All of the above

Convert reported speech to passive: "They say that the war is imminent."

  • A. It is said by them that the war is imminent
  • B. It is said by them that the war war imminent
  • C. It is say by them that the war is imminent
  • D. It is said by they that the war is imminent
  • E. All of the above

Change to passive: "They first sun-dried the garbage for one to three days to bring down the moisture level."

  • A. The moisture level was brought down by sun-drying the garbage for one to three days
  • B. One to three days of moisture level was brought down by sun-drying the garbage
  • C. The moisture level brought down by sun-drying the garbage for one to three days
  • D. The garbage was first sun-dried for one to three days to bring down the moisture level
  • E. None of the above

Convert to passive: "The principal has granted him a scholarship."

  • A. He had been granted a scholarship by the principal
  • B. He has been granted a scholarship by the principal
  • C. He was been granted a scholarship by the principal
  • D. He will be granted a scholarship by the principal
  • E. All of the above

Make passive: "They elected him president last month."

  • A. He is elected president last month by them
  • B. He had been elected president last month by them
  • C. He was elect president last month by them
  • D. He could be elected president last month by them
  • E. All of the above

Change to passive: "The students consider that the teachers are wise."

  • A. The teachers are considered to be wise
  • B. The teachers were considered to be wise
  • C. The teachers will be considered to be wise
  • D. The teachers should be considered to be wise
  • E. All of the above

Choose the correct conditional form: "The teacher told me frankly that the son ___ failed."

  • A. will
  • B. would
  • C. should
  • D. None of these

Convert to passive: "The teacher provided the number of difficult questions."

  • A. The number of difficult questions was provided by the teacher
  • B. The number of difficult questions were provided by the teacher
  • C. The number of difficult questions will be provided by the teacher
  • D. The number of difficult questions should be provided by the teacher
  • E. None of the above

Rephrase in a passive-like structure: "The surface feels smooth."

  • A. The surface is smooth when it is felt
  • B. The surface was smooth when it is felt
  • C. The surface will smooth when it is felt
  • D. The surface should be smooth when it is felt
  • E. All of the above

Choose the right preposition: "The prime minister emphasized __ the matter."

  • A. On
  • B. Onto
  • C. In
  • D. About
  • E. No preposition required

Rewrite passively: "The main skills we seek to develop include analysing, interpreting and evaluating ideas."

  • A. The main skills sought to be developed by us include analysing, interpreting and evaluating ideas
  • B. The main skills sought to developed by us include analysing, interpreting and evaluating ideas
  • C. The main skills should be developed by us include analysing, interpreting and evaluating ideas
  • D. The main skills sought to be developed include analysing, interpreting and evaluating ideas
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: "They will cast the votes."

  • A. Votes will be cast by them
  • B. Votes will be casted by them
  • C. Votes were cast by them
  • D. Votes can be cast by them
  • E. All of the above

Put into passive voice: "They will sing a song."

  • A. A song was sung by them
  • B. A song is sung by them
  • C. A song will be sung by them
  • D. A song should be sung by them
  • E. None of the above

Convert to passive: "The shopkeeper sells the vegetables."

  • A. The vegetables are sell by the shopkeeper
  • B. The vegetables are sold by the shopkeeper
  • C. The vegetables were sold by the shopkeeper
  • D. The vegetables are being sold by the shopkeeper
  • E. All of the above

Transform into passive: "There is nothing to say."

  • A. There is nothing to be say
  • B. There is nothing to be said
  • C. There was nothing to be said
  • D. There is nothing to be sayed
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: "The president administers the oath."

  • A. The oath is administered by the president
  • B. The oath was administered by the president
  • C. The oath will be administered by the president
  • D. None of the above
  • E. All of the above

Which passive form correctly expresses: "The farmer turned over the soil in the field."?

  • A. The soil in the field is being turned over by the farmer
  • B. The soil in the field was turned over by the farmer
  • C. The soil in the field is turned over by the farmer
  • D. The soil in the field will be turned over by the farmer
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: "Someone is trailing behind us."

  • A. We are being trailed by someone
  • B. We are trailed by someone
  • C. We had been trailed by someone
  • D. He is trailing behind us
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: "She has delivered the message to them."

  • A. The message has been delivered to them by her
  • B. The message was delivered to them by her
  • C. The message will be delivered to them by her
  • D. The message should be delivered to them by her
  • E. All of the above

Express passively: "Please complete the assignment promptly."

  • A. You are requested to complete the assignment promptly
  • B. You were requested to complete the assignment promptly
  • C. You are being requested to complete the assignment promptly
  • D. You have been requested to complete the assignment promptly
  • E. You should be requested to complete the assignment promptly

Choose the passive equivalent of: "The boys were excavating a pit in the earth."

  • A. A pit in the earth was being dug by the boys
  • B. A pit in the earth is being dug by the boys
  • C. A pit in the earth will be dug by the boys
  • D. A pit in the earth can be dug by the boys
  • E. All of the above

Complete: "Ten new applicants ___ been chosen."

  • A. has been
  • B. are
  • C. have been
  • D. is

Change to passive: "Someone suggested an alternative doctor for my treatment."

  • A. I was suggested another doctor for my treatment
  • B. I am suggested another doctor for my treatment
  • C. I will be suggested another doctor for my treatment
  • D. I should be suggested another doctor for my treatment
  • E. All of the above

Choose the correct rephrasing: "Roses smell sweet."

  • A. Roses are sweet when smelled
  • B. Roses were sweet when smelled
  • C. Roses will be sweet when smelled
  • D. Roses should be sweet when smelled
  • E. All of the above

Rewrite in passive: "Please unlock the door."

  • A. You are requested to unlock the door
  • B. You were requested to unlock the door
  • C. You will be requested to unlock the door
  • D. You should be requested to unlock the door
  • E. All of the above

Rewrite in passive: "Sajid thought that Asif and Anwar would assist Ahmed."

  • A. It was believed by Sajid that Ahmed would be assisted by Asif and Anwar
  • B. It is believed by Sajid that Ahmed would be assisted by Asif and Anwar
  • C. It will be believed by Sajid that Ahmed would be assisted by Asif and Anwar
  • D. It should be believed by Sajid that Ahmed would be assisted by Asif and Anwar
  • E. All of the above

Change to reported passive: "People believe that every child is born with unique abilities."

  • A. It is believed that every child is born with unique abilities
  • B. It was believed that every child is born with unique abilities
  • C. It should be believed that every child is born with unique abilities
  • D. It can be believed that every child is born with unique abilities
  • E. All of the above

Identify the sentence type: "She hasn't worked for two hours."

  • A. Affirmative
  • B. Negative
  • C. Question
  • D. None of the above

Fill in the blanks: "If the bus to the airport hadn't been delayed, we ___ caught the flight."

  • A. caught
  • B. had caught
  • C. would have caught
  • D. none of the above

Express the desire passively: "She wishes people liked her."

  • A. She wishes to be liked
  • B. She hoped to be liked
  • C. She is desiring to be liked
  • D. She will desire to be liked
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive request: "Please refrain from disturbing me."

  • A. You are requested not to disturb me
  • B. You were requested not to disturb me
  • C. You will be requested not to disturb me
  • D. You should be requested not to disturb me
  • E. All of the above

Express as a polite request: "Take your pills."

  • A. You are advised to take your pills
  • B. You were advised to take your pills
  • C. You will be advised to take your pills
  • D. You should be advised to take your pills
  • E. All of the above

Turn into passive voice: "Someone yanked the bull forcefully."

  • A. The bull was yanked forcefully
  • B. The bull is yanked forcefully
  • C. The bull can be yanked forcefully
  • D. The bull ought to be yanked forcefully
  • E. All of the above

Complete the conditional: "I don't have a ticket. If ___ one, I could enter."

  • A. I'd have
  • B. I had
  • C. I have
  • D. none

Choose the correct first conditional: "If ___ my passport, I will be in trouble."

  • A. I lose
  • B. I will lose
  • C. I lost
  • D. none

Which tense is used in "The weather will have changed before we arrive."?

  • A. Present perfect
  • B. Future perfect
  • C. Future simple
  • D. Future perfect continuous

Express as a request: "Please close the door and go to bed."

  • A. You are requested to close the door and go to bed
  • B. You were requested to close the door and go to bed
  • C. Let the door be closed and you go to bed
  • D. You should be requested to close the door and go to bed
  • E. All of the above

Recast as a passive announcement: "Please mind the gap."

  • A. You are requested to mind the gap
  • B. You were requested to mind the gap
  • C. You will be requested to mind the gap
  • D. You should pay attention to the gap
  • E. All of the above

Select the correct completion: "He had been singing a song ___ five hours."

  • A. to five hours
  • B. until five hours
  • C. till five hours
  • D. for five hours
  • E. None of the above

Choose the passive version of: "Anger provokes many people to take hasty decisions which they later regret."

  • A. Many people are provoked by anger to take hasty decisions which they later regret
  • B. Many people were provoked by anger to take hasty decisions which they later regret
  • C. Many people will be provoked by anger to take hasty decisions which they later regret
  • D. Many people can be provoked by anger to take hasty decisions which they later regret
  • E. All of the above

Select the correct verb: "For its novelty, the gift ordered for me ___ very lovely."

  • A. were
  • B. is
  • C. are
  • D. was

Convert to passive: "Are you not revising your lessons?"

  • A. Are your lessons not being revised by you?
  • B. Are your lessons not revised by you?
  • C. Are not your lessons revised by you?
  • D. Are you not being revising your lessons?
  • E. All of the above

Choose the passive of: "Can we rely on him?"

  • A. Can he be relied on?
  • B. Can we be relied by him?
  • C. Can he be relied by us?
  • D. Can we be relied on by him?
  • E. All of the above

Change to passive: "Circumstances will oblige me to go."

  • A. I shall be obliged to go by the circumstances
  • B. I am obliged to go by the circumstances
  • C. I was obliged to go by the circumstances
  • D. I should be obliged to go by the circumstances
  • E. All of the above

Choose the passive equivalent of: "People believe that donkeys are stupid creatures."

  • A. It was believed that donkeys are stupid creatures
  • B. It will be believed that donkeys are stupid creatures
  • C. It is believed that donkeys are stupid creatures
  • D. It can be believed that donkeys are stupid creatures
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive imperative: "Open the window."

  • A. Let the window be opened
  • B. Let the window will be opened
  • C. Let the window was opened
  • D. Let the window is opened
  • E. Let the window be being opened

Change to passive: "Aslam likes Sajad to start the show."

  • A. Aslam likes the show to be started by Sajad
  • B. Aslam liked the show to be started by Sajad
  • C. Aslam was liked the show to be started by Sajad
  • D. Aslam likes the show to be start by Sajad
  • E. All of the above

Turn into passive question: "Does she write an essay?"

  • A. Is an essay written by her?
  • B. Was an essay written by her?
  • C. Will an essay be written by her?
  • D. Can an essay be written by her?
  • E. All of the above

Convert to negative passive command: "Do not open the window."

  • A. Let the window not be opened
  • B. Let the window not be open
  • C. Let the window not be opening
  • D. Let the window not be opens

Express in passive: "Elizabeth keeps pets."

  • A. Pets are kept by Elizabeth
  • B. Pets are being kept by Elizabeth
  • C. Pets were kept by Elizabeth
  • D. None of the above

Complete the infinitive: "Aslam is believed ____ this window."

  • A. to break
  • B. to be broken
  • C. to have broken
  • D. to breaking
  • E. All of the above

Which passive form fits: "Everyone thinks the educational system should be reformed."?

  • A. It is thought that the educational system should be reformed
  • B. It was thought that the educational system should be reformed
  • C. It should be thought that the educational system should be reformed
  • D. It can be thought that the educational system should be reformed
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: "Can we send this large parcel by air?"

  • A. Can this large parcel be sent by air?
  • B. Can this large parcel sent by air?
  • C. Could this large parcel be sent by air?
  • D. Could this large parcel sent by us by air?
  • E. Can this large parcel be send by air?

Fill in the blank: "Fatima Jinnah is ____ Madr-i-Millat."

  • A. Calling
  • B. Was called
  • C. Will be called
  • D. Called
  • E. Has been calling

Which passive form correctly reports: "People say that honesty is the best policy."?

  • A. It was said that honesty is the best policy
  • B. It is said that honesty is the best policy
  • C. It should be said that honesty is the best policy
  • D. It will be said that honesty is the best policy
  • E. All of the above

Choose the passive structure: "Grapes taste sour."

  • A. Grapes are sour when tasted
  • B. Grapes were sour when tasted
  • C. Grapes will be sour when tasted
  • D. Grapes should be sour when tasted
  • E. All of the above

Recast as passive: "End the war now."

  • A. Let the war be ended now
  • B. The war must be ended now
  • C. Let the war be ended then
  • D. The war must be ended then

Express in active voice: "Indiscipline should not be encouraged by us."

  • A. We should not encourage indiscipline
  • B. We must not encourage indiscipline
  • C. We shall not encourage indiscipline
  • D. We have not encouraged indiscipline
  • E. All of the above

Which passive form matches: "One should not give unsolicited advice."?

  • A. Unsolicited advice is not to be given
  • B. Unsolicited advice can’t be given
  • C. Unsolicited advice may not be given
  • D. Unsolicited advice should not be given
  • E. All of the above

Choose the correct form: "I am tired because I ____ since morning."

  • A. was working
  • B. have been working
  • C. had been working
  • D. will be working

Convert to passive: 'He asked me to finish the work in time.'

  • A. I was asked that I should finish the work in time
  • B. He asked me that I should finish the work in time
  • C. I was asked to finish the work in time
  • D. I was asked to finish the work in time by him
  • E. All of the above

Fill in: 'He ___ to Lahore yesterday.'

  • A. Had gone
  • B. Went
  • C. Goes
  • D. Was gone
  • E. None of these

Convert to passive: 'He gave me a flower yesterday.'

  • A. I was given a flower by him yesterday
  • B. I am given a flower by him yesterday
  • C. I could given a flower by him yesterday
  • D. I will be given a flower by him yesterday
  • E. All of the above

Fill in the blank: 'He is a good ___ of football.'

  • A. Playing
  • B. Player
  • C. Play
  • D. None

Express in passive: 'He would have written this essay in time.'

  • A. The essay was written on time
  • B. This essay would have been written by him in time
  • C. The essay was written by him in time
  • D. He wrote the essay on time
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: 'My brother helps the honest.'

  • A. The honest are helped by my brother
  • B. The honest were helped by my brother
  • C. The honest should be helped by my brother
  • D. The honest will be helped by my brother
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: 'My friends were playing cricket.'

  • A. Cricket is being played by my friends
  • B. Cricket will be played by my friends
  • C. Cricket should be played by my friends
  • D. Cricket was being played by my friends
  • E. All of the above

Fill: 'The flight __ for Islamabad tomorrow.'

  • A. Is leaving
  • B. Leave
  • C. Was leaving
  • D. Left
  • E. All of these

Convert to passive: 'One of them will help the poor.'

  • A. The poor will be helped by one of them
  • B. The poor is to be helped by one of them
  • C. The poor was to be helped by one of them
  • D. The poor should be helped by one of them
  • E. All of the above

Rewrite using passive gerund: 'He does not like people praising him.'

  • A. He does not like being praised
  • B. He did not like being praised
  • C. He was not like being praised
  • D. He should not like being praised
  • E. All of the above

Choose the correct form: 'He loves ____ television.'

  • A. Watching
  • B. Watches
  • C. Watch
  • D. Watched
  • E. None of the above

Choose passive form: 'One cannot gather grapes from thistles.'

  • A. Thistles cannot be gathered from grapes
  • B. Grapes cannot be gathered from thistles
  • C. Thistles cannot be gathered by one
  • D. Grapes cannot be gathered by them
  • E. All of the above

Complete: 'His ___ coat needs mending.'

  • A. Tattered
  • B. Tatter
  • C. Tettering
  • D. None

Rewrite passively: 'She has and will read a novel.'

  • A. A novel has been and will be read by her
  • B. A novel been and will be read by her
  • C. A novel is been and will be read by her
  • D. A novel should be been and will be read by her
  • E. All of the above

Identify the tense: 'He is crying at the top of his voice.'

  • A. Present indefinite
  • B. Present continuous
  • C. Past indefinite
  • D. Future tense

Fill the gap: 'He resembles ___ his father.'

  • A. As
  • B. With
  • C. About
  • D. Same as
  • E. No preposition required

Fill preposition: 'They were absent ___ the class.'

  • A. From
  • B. In
  • C. On
  • D. About

Form the passive question: 'Will she tell us the truth?'

  • A. Is the truth told to us by her?
  • B. The truth will be told to us by her
  • C. Will the truth be told to us by her?
  • D. Will the truth be told us by her?
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: 'He gave me a gift.'

  • A. I was given a gift by him
  • B. I am given a gift by him
  • C. I should be given a gift by him
  • D. I will be given a gift by him
  • E. All of the above

Express passively: 'He decided to sell the car.'

  • A. It was decided that the car should be sold
  • B. The decision was made by him to sell the car
  • C. The decision that the car must be sold was made by him
  • D. He decided that the car should be sold
  • E. All of the above

Complete: 'Here are your shoes. I ____ them.'

  • A. Have just cleaned
  • B. Just cleaned
  • C. Had just cleaned
  • D. Just clean
  • E. All of these

Express passively: 'He ______ left for London yesterday.'

  • A. Has
  • B. Had
  • C. Was
  • D. No verb required

Convert to passive: 'They sent a parcel on Monday.'

  • A. A parcel has been sent by them
  • B. A parcel was sent by them on Monday
  • C. A parcel is sent by them on Monday
  • D. None

Fill in: 'Mr. Aslam ___ teaching since July 23, 2007.'

  • A. Has taught
  • B. Is teaching
  • C. Had been teaching
  • D. Was teaching

Convert to passive: 'He would draw a picture in the competition.'

  • A. In the competition he would have to draw a picture
  • B. A picture in the competition would have been drawn by him
  • C. In the competition he would be drawn a picture
  • D. A picture would be drawn by him in the competition
  • E. All of the above

Assess the sentence: 'I had my lunch an hour ago.'

  • A. Correct
  • B. Incorrect
  • C. Remove 'had'
  • D. Remove 'ago'

Identify the tense of: 'He began to move quickly.'

  • A. Past perfect
  • B. Present indefinite
  • C. Future tense
  • D. Past indefinite

What form is 'searching' in: 'He is fond of searching on the internet.'?

  • A. Infinitive
  • B. Gerund
  • C. Main verb
  • D. None

Convert to passive: 'He kept me waiting.'

  • A. I was kept waiting
  • B. I was waiting for him
  • C. He asked me to wait and did not return
  • D. He asked me to keep waiting
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive infinitive: 'Here is a question to solve.'

  • A. Here is a question to be solved
  • B. Here was a question to be solved
  • C. Here should be a question to be solved
  • D. Here will be a question to be solved
  • E. All of the above

Report indirectly: 'Honesty is the best policy,' he said.

  • A. He said that honesty is the best policy
  • B. He said that honesty was the best policy
  • C. He said that honesty would be the best policy
  • D. He said that honesty will be the best policy
  • E. None of the above

Convert to passive: 'He teaches me English.'

  • A. I am taught English by him
  • B. I am taught English by her
  • C. I am teach English by him
  • D. I am taught English him
  • E. All of the above

Restate: 'My watch can’t be repaired by anyone.'

  • A. No one will repair my watch
  • B. No one can repair my watch
  • C. No one can’t repair my watch
  • D. No one will be able to repair my watch
  • E. All of the above

Convert to passive: 'Tahir painted the entire house.'

  • A. The entire house was being painted by Tahir
  • B. The entire house was painted by Tahir
  • C. The entire house has been painted by Tahir
  • D. The entire house had been painted by Tahir
  • E. All of the above

He ___ in this place yesterday.

  • A. Comes
  • B. Come
  • C. Came
  • D. Will come
  • E. Coming

He drifted off while he ____.

  • A. has been reading
  • B. is reading
  • C. had been reading
  • D. will be reading
  • E. was reading

Passive form of “The instructor will discipline him.”

  • A. He was disciplined by the instructor
  • B. He is disciplined by the instructor
  • C. He will be disciplined by the instructor
  • D. He will have been disciplined by the instructor
  • E. None of the above

Turn passive: “They welcome me warmly each dawn.”

  • A. I am welcomed warmly by them each dawn
  • B. Each dawn I was welcomed warmly
  • C. I am being welcomed warmly by them each dawn
  • D. Warm welcome is given by them each dawn
  • E. None of these

Form passive question: “Who instructed you in Urdu?”

  • A. By who were you instructed in Urdu
  • B. By which were you instructed in Urdu
  • C. By whom you were instructed in Urdu?
  • D. By whom were you instructed in Urdu?
  • E. All of the above

Which tense for summarizing a text?

  • A. Future
  • B. Past
  • C. Present
  • D. All of these

Passive: “He released his second volume on gender studies.”

  • A. His second volume has been released by him
  • B. His second volume will be released by him
  • C. His second volume was being released by him
  • D. His second volume was released by him
  • E. None of these

She ___ for exercise each dawn.

  • A. Go
  • B. Goes
  • C. Going
  • D. Gone

Express passively: “Fatima had notified me.”

  • A. I was notified by Fatima
  • B. I had been notified by Fatima
  • C. I was being notified by Fatima
  • D. None of the above

Arshad ___ the piano daily.

  • A. Practice
  • B. Practicing
  • C. Practices
  • D. Practiced
  • E. All of these

Identify: “It has been drizzling since dawn.”

  • A. Present continuous
  • B. Present indefinite
  • C. Present perfect continuous
  • D. Present perfect

We have been waiting for the bus ___ last Monday.

  • A. from
  • B. for
  • C. since
  • D. the

Yesterday we _______ the film.

  • A. Saw
  • B. See
  • C. Seen
  • D. Had seen

Which passive fits: “Everyone must study this manual.”?

  • A. This manual must be studied by everyone
  • B. This manual should be studied by everyone
  • C. This manual is to be studied by everyone
  • D. This manual has to be studied by everyone
  • E. All of the above

Choose passive: “They are observing Independence Day.”

  • A. Independence Day is being observed by them
  • B. Independence Day was being observed by them
  • C. Independence Day is observed by them
  • D. None of these

Abdullah ___ his arm when he skated last week.

  • A. Was breaking
  • B. Broke
  • C. Breaks
  • D. Broken

Which is past perfect continuous: “She ___ the report for three hours.”

  • A. Was writing
  • B. Had writing
  • C. Was being writing
  • D. Had been writing
  • E. Is writing

Choose the correct passive: “It’s time to hand out the handouts.”

  • A. It is time for the handouts to be handed out
  • B. It was time for the handouts to be handed out
  • C. It should be time for the handouts to be handed out
  • D. It will be time for the handouts to be handed out
  • E. All of the above

Convert: “They have staged a play based on this story.”

  • A. A play has been staged based on this story by them
  • B. A play was been staged based on this story by them
  • C. A play will be staged based on this story by them
  • D. A play has been staged based on this story by us
  • E. All of the above

What tense is in “The assistant was cleaning the garments.”?

  • A. Past perfect
  • B. Past continuous
  • C. Past perfect continuous
  • D. Past indefinite

Convert: “You will admire her greatly.” to passive.

  • A. She will be admired greatly by you
  • B. She will be admired greatly
  • C. She will admired greatly by you
  • D. She will being admired greatly by you
  • E. She will been admired greatly by you

Indirect speech: “I have cleared the test,” he said.

  • A. He said that he had cleared the test
  • B. He announced that he has cleared the test
  • C. He said that he had to clear the test
  • D. He said that he has cleared the test
  • E. All of these

Convert: “This guide includes diagrams.”

  • A. Diagrams are included in this guide
  • B. Diagrams are included by this guide
  • C. Diagrams were included in this guide
  • D. Diagrams will be included in this guide
  • E. All of the above

I have ___ my notebook.

  • A. Lost
  • B. Last
  • C. Lose
  • D. None of these

Passive of “He recognized Jinnah.”

  • A. Jinnah was recognized by him
  • B. Jinnah is recognized by him
  • C. Jinnah will be recognized by him
  • D. Jinnah was recognized to him
  • E. All of the above

Passive query: “Did he recall the schedule?”

  • A. Are the schedule recalled by him?
  • B. Was he recalling the schedule?
  • C. Were the schedule recalled by him?
  • D. Did the schedule be recalled by him?
  • E. All of the above

Fill: “It ___ five years since he last traveled.”

  • A. Was
  • B. Were
  • C. Has been
  • D. Should be
  • E. Will been

Turn into passive: “We have already completed the task.”

  • A. The task has already been completed by them
  • B. The task has already been completed by him
  • C. The task has already been completed by us
  • D. The task has already been completed by you
  • E. All of the above

Complete: “I never skip a match. I ____ passionate about it since childhood.”

  • A. Will be
  • B. Has been
  • C. Have been
  • D. None

Passive command: “Prune the tree.”

  • A. Let the tree be pruned
  • B. You are ordered to prune the tree
  • C. You will be ordered to prune the tree
  • D. You can be ordered to prune the tree
  • E. All of the above

We ______ optimistic about our outcome.

  • A. are
  • B. was
  • C. is
  • D. has