English Grammar Questions Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Choose the correct preposition:
 My younger sister was born _______ the eve of Diwali.

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    at
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    in
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    on
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    by
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Answer : 3. "on"

Q:

Fill in the blank with the correct option.
 He is_____. 

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    Lazier than more stupid
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    More lazy than stupid
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    Lazy than more stupid
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    Lazier than stupider
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Answer : 2. "More lazy than stupid"

Q:

Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
 Sahana worked late last night and could be able to finish her homework. 

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    can able to
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    can finish
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    could be
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    Could
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Answer : 4. "Could"

Q:

Choose the correct option for the underlined part of the sentence:
 We have had his speech yesterday. 

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    were having
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    had
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    had have
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    will have had
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Answer : 2. " had"

Q:

Pick out the correct phonetic transcription of the word 'bridge': 

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    /braldz/
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    /brildz/
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    /bri:dz/
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    /brIg/
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Answer : 2. "/brildz/"

Q:

A Shakespearean sonnet usually contains -

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    seven couplets
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    four stanzas
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    three couplets and two stanzas
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    three stanzas and a couplet
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Answer : 4. "three stanzas and a couplet "

Q:

Point out the meaning of the following proverb.
 Every cloud has a silver lining.

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    Clouds are never without a silver lining
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    There is a positive side to every unpleasant situation
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    There is not hope in an unpleasant situation
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    Clouds always have white lines in them
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Answer : 2. "There is a positive side to every unpleasant situation "

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