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Say vs Tell English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. I dare ....... you're right.
(a) tell
(b) told
(c) tells
(d) say
Answer. D
Question. I've ....... you not to do that many times before.…
The Broadcast English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. Welcome to Radio News and now over to our ....... who's covering the procession this morning.
(a) reviewer
(b) reporter
(c) announcer
(d) introducer
Answer. B…
Elementary Grammar Questions English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. Flowers ....... good.
(a) stink
(b) feel
(c) smell
(d) watch
Answer. C
Question. My ....... colour is green.
(a) preferred…
Proofreading MCQs with Answers English Grammar
Giant Lizard
This lizard can grow to be ten feet long and weigh up to 360 pounds. What is the name of this lizard?
To answer the question, read each sentence below and identify the sentence’s grammatical mistake. There will be…
On TV tonight English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. Good evening. Let me tell you what's in ....... for you on television tonight
(a) shop
(b) market
(c) store
(d) screen
Answer. C
Question.…
Idioms with the phrasal verb drop English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. Many parents assume that their children will ....... in school if they spend too much time playing video games.
(a) drop off
(b) drop out
(c) drop over
(d) drop behind
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My computer and me English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. I just don't get on with computers ....... all.
(a) by
(b) at
(c) in
(d) with
Answer. B
Question. They always go ....... with me and break…
Where am I English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. Excuse me I ....... if you can help me.
(a) expect
(b) hope
(c) believe
(d) wonder
Answer. D
Question. I certainly will if I ........…
Start vs Begin English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. I ....... my car to make sure it worked about ten mintues before I drove to work.
(a) began
(b) started
(c) begin
(d) start
Answer. B
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The Hare and the Tortoise English Grammar MCQ with Answers
Question. One day a hare looked at a tortoise and ....... the short feet of the tortoise.
(a) laughed
(b) ridiculed
(c) ridiculous
(d) laughter
Answer. B
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