10th English – Part B: Grammar 24

 


10th English Grammar & Vocabulary 1 The Numbers are Tests!👇

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Question 1 of 16
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1. Combine using “whose”. I met the writer. Her novel won the prize.
  • I met the writer whose novel win the prize.
  • I met the writer whose novel had won the prize.
  • I met the writer whose novel wins the prize.
  • I met the writer whose novel won the prize.
2. Change into passive voice. The teacher gave the student a prize.
  • A prize was given the student by the teacher.
  • The student was given a prize by the teacher.
  • The student had been given a prize by the teacher.
  • The student was giving a prize by the teacher.
3. Change into reported speech. He said to her, “I did not complete your work last week.”
  • He told her that he did not complete her work last week.
  • He said to her that he had not completed my work the previous week.
  • He told her that he had not completed her work the previous week.
  • He told her that he has not completed his work the previous week.
4. Fill in the blank. She insisted _______ paying the bill.
  • She insisted at paying the bill.
  • She insisted for paying the bill.
  • She insisted on paying the bill.
  • She insisted with paying the bill.
5. Fill in the blank. He was deprived _______ his rights.
  • He was deprived from his rights.
  • He was deprived with his rights.
  • He was deprived of his rights.
  • He was deprived for his rights.
6. Choose the correct form. Neither of the proposals _______ acceptable.
  • Neither of the proposals are acceptable.
  • Neither of the proposals were acceptable.
  • Neither of the proposals is acceptable.
  • Neither of the proposals have acceptable.
7. Choose the correct form. The list of names _______ on the table.
  • The list of names are on the table.
  • The list of names were on the table.
  • The list of names have on the table.
  • The list of names is on the table.
8. Choose the correct form. Ten kilometres _______ a long distance.
  • Ten kilometres are a long distance.
  • Ten kilometres were a long distance.
  • Ten kilometres have a long distance.
  • Ten kilometres is a long distance.
9. Choose the correct form. The furniture in these rooms _______ expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms are expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms were expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms have expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms is expensive.
10. Fill in the blank. He is _______ honorary member.
  • He is a honorary member.
  • He is the honorary member.
  • He is an honorary member.
  • He is no honorary member.
11. Fill in the blank. She wants to become _______ engineer.
  • She wants to become a engineer.
  • She wants to become the engineer.
  • She wants to become no engineer.
  • She wants to become an engineer.
12. Rewrite using “would”. Every evening, Grandmother told us stories.
  • Grandmother used tell us stories every evening.
  • Grandmother would told us stories every evening.
  • Grandmother had told us stories every evening.
  • Grandmother would tell us stories every evening.
13. Rewrite using “used to”. My brother played chess every evening.
  • My brother would played chess every evening.
  • My brother used to played chess every evening.
  • My brother had used to play chess every evening.
  • My brother used to play chess every evening.
14. Use a noun modifier. The scientist was renowned. She discovered a new species.
  • The scientist renowned discovered a new species.
  • The renowned scientist discovered a new species.
  • The scientist was renowned and discovered a new species.
  • The scientist who was renowned discovered a new species.
15. Use a noun modifier. The building was recently renovated. It houses a museum.
  • The recently renovating building houses a museum.
  • The building recently renovated houses a museum.
  • The recently renovated building houses a museum.
  • The building was recently renovated and houses a museum.
16. Give suitable advice. Your friend reads questions too quickly.
  • You should answer without reading carefully.
  • You should skip difficult questions immediately.
  • You should read each question carefully.
  • You should spend less time understanding questions.

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