Grammar Rule | MCQs

Explanation

Professor tends to get bored sitting on the beach, watching the waves, getting sand in his swimsuit, and reading detective novels for a week.

it is a simple sentence.

because the above sentence consists of only one clause, with a single subject (Professor) and predicate.

Explanation

Went is the past tense of go.

Go is an irregular verb, and its past tense is went.

Gone is the past participle of go. 

Explanation

Hence, in the given sentence: His courage won him honor is a simple sentence 

Honor is used as a noun in the sentence

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Explanation

The cricket match will start tomorrow.

"Will start" correctly shows future tense.

It indicates an event happening after the present time.

Explanation

The subjective case is the case used for a noun or pronoun that is the subject of a verb. For example (subjective case shaded): The boy eats pies. 

Explanation

• A, and & The are called Articles. 
• Largest is the superlative degree of Adjective.
• We use article 'the' with superlative degrees of Adjective.
•  An elephant is the largest land animal is the correct sentence. 
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Explanation

Identify the type of " Underlined Clause" ."The land gets wet when it rain"

When it rains is the subordinate (or dependent) clause;

This subordinate clause begins with the word 'when' —

subordinate clauses begin with subordinate conjunctions

such as when, while, since, and because.

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Explanation

 "Hair" is uncountable when referring to all the hair on a person’s head.

We use "is" (singular verb) with "hair" in this context.

Explanation

This sentence is ambiguous because it does not specify who "he" refers to—Ali or Salman.

Two clear and assertive versions:

1. Ali explicitly stated that he was tired when he met Salman. (This indicates that Ali was the tired one.)

2. When Ali met Salman, Salman clearly said that he was tired. (This indicates that it was Salman who was tired.)

Explanation

The number of books in the library, despite being carefully organized, has increased considerably over the years.

"The number" is singular, so it takes "has increased."

The present perfect tense correctly shows an increase over time.