1. Combine using “whom”. The principal praised the student. The principal had guided the student.
- The principal praised the student whom he had guided.
- The principal praised the student who had guided him.
- The principal praised the student whom he had been guided.
- The principal praised the student whom he has guided.
Correct Answer: The principal praised the student whom he had guided.
2. Change into passive voice. The students clean the classrooms daily.
- The classrooms were cleaned by the students daily.
- The classrooms are cleaned by the students daily.
- The classrooms have been cleaned by the students daily.
- The classrooms are being cleaned by the students daily.
Correct Answer: The classrooms are cleaned by the students daily.
3. Change into reported speech. He said to her, “I finished my work yesterday.”
- He told her that he finished his work yesterday.
- He said to her that he had finished my work the previous day.
- He told her that he had finished his work the previous day.
- He told her that he has finished his work the previous day.
Correct Answer: He told her that he had finished his work the previous day.
4. Fill in the blank. She is good _______ English.
- She is good in English.
- She is good on English.
- She is good at English.
- She is good for English.
Correct Answer: She is good at English.
5. Fill in the blank. He is afraid _______ dogs.
- He is afraid from dogs.
- He is afraid of dogs.
- He is afraid at dogs.
- He is afraid with dogs.
Correct Answer: He is afraid of dogs.
6. Edit the sentence. Each of the players _______ ready.
Correct Answer: is
7. Edit the sentence. Neither the teacher nor the students _______ absent.
Correct Answer: were
8. Edit the sentence. The information _______ useful.
Correct Answer: is
9. Edit the sentence. She _______ her work carefully every day.
Correct Answer: does
10. Fill in the blank. He is _______ honest officer.
Correct Answer: an
11. Fill in the blank. She bought _______ umbrella.
Correct Answer: an
12. Use “would” for repeated past action. We visited the park every Sunday.
- We would visited the park every Sunday.
- We used visit the park every Sunday.
- We had visited the park every Sunday.
- We would visit the park every Sunday.
Correct Answer: We would visit the park every Sunday.
13. Use “used to” for past habit. Ravi played football daily.
- Ravi used to played football daily.
- Ravi would playing football daily.
- Ravi had played football daily.
- Ravi used to play football daily.
Correct Answer: Ravi used to play football daily.
14. Use a noun modifier. The woman was brave. She saved the child.
- The woman bravely saved the child.
- The brave woman saved the child.
- The woman was brave and saved the child.
- The woman who was brave saved the child.
Correct Answer: The brave woman saved the child.
15. Use a noun modifier. The road was newly built. It connects two villages.
- The road newly building connects two villages.
- The newly built road connects two villages.
- The road was newly built and connects two villages.
- The road which built recently connects two villages.
Correct Answer: The newly built road connects two villages.
16. Give suitable advice. Your friend forgets to revise lessons.
- You should avoid daily revision.
- You should study only before exams.
- You should revise lessons daily.
- You should ignore difficult lessons.
Correct Answer: You should revise lessons daily.
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