Language Pattern | MCQs

Explanation

The simple past tense of the verb "spin" is "spun."

This verb is irregular, meaning it does not follow the typical pattern of adding "-ed" for the past tense.

For example, "spin" (present) changes to "spun" (past).

Explanation

The base form of the irregular verb "swim" is "swim".

It can be used in the present tense, future tense, and as an infinitive. For example, "I will swim" and "to swim

Swam: The past tense form

Swum: The past participle form

Swims: The third person present form

Swimming: The -ing form

Explanation

"The school will be closed tomorrow."

"کل اسکول بند رہے گا۔"

To express future actions or states, we use the modal verb "will"

Explanation

Common examples of complex sentence include: After, before, even though, although, as much as, when, whenever,  

by indication of " large," we marked the option "complex" 

Explanation

Here the word 'every indicated this sentence belong to President Indefinite Tense. 

We use first form of verb (play) with I in this tense.

I play tennis every Saturday means میں ہر ہفتے کو ٹینس کھیلتا ہوں

Explanation

Active voice formula: Subject + Verb + Object (She is writing a letter)

Passive Voice Formula: Object + (Be+ V3)+ (By+ subject)

A letter is being written by her. 

Explanation

• PULSATE: THROB
• Examine: Scrutinize
• ***
• Pulsate دھڑکن
• Throb دھڑکن
• Examine پرکھنا
• Scrutinize چھان بین کرنا
• Pulsate and Throb is synonyms for Examine and Scrutinize.

Explanation

Pull through is a phrasal verb which means شدید بیماری کے بعد صحتیاب ہونا (ایسی خطرناک بیماری جس سے موت کا خطرہ ہو)

Example: The operation has been successful and his wife will pull through soon.

Explanation

The sentence "Diana will have sung the song" is correct because it uses the future perfect tense 

Structure: The structure for the future perfect tense is:

Subject + will have + past participle of the verb

In this case: Diana (subject) + will have (auxiliary verb) + sung (past participle of "sing")

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.