Politeness | MCQs

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Explanation

The correct preposition after "invite" in this context is "to".

So the complete sentence is: "I invited him to the dinner."

Rule:

We use "invite someone to" an event or place (e.g., to a party, to dinner, to a wedding).

Explanation

In offers or polite suggestions, the word “something” is used (e.g., “to drink something”).

“Wouldn’t you like to drink something?” is grammatically and contextually correct.

Explanation

The correct question tag is "will you."
It politely requests the listener’s confirmation or assistance.
This matches the future-oriented tone of "If you come across my keys."

Explanation

Sohail bade her to enter the room. 

Bade means حکم دیا

Explanation

The correct sentence is: "It was really nice to meet you."

"To meet" is the correct infinitive form used after adjectives like "nice".

Explanation

Explanation

I am very much delighted to meet you.

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The above sentence is a present simple or simple present

 Subject + is/am/are + third form of verb+ rest of the sentence

 I (subject) + am very much + delighted (third form of the verb) + to meet you (rest of the sentence)

Explanation

Thank you. That was a very nice dinner.

article (a, an) is used before a noun

dinner is a noun

"a" is used before singular, countable nouns that begin with a consonant sound.

"very nice dinner" refers to one specific dinner, but since "nice" starts with a consonant sound, "a" is the correct choice.

"an" is incorrect because it is used before words starting with a vowel sound.

"the" is incorrect because it refers to something specific that the speaker and listener already know about.

ND11-4-2023