English Language

He is interested ___ music.

A in
B on
C at
D for

I look forward ___ meeting you.

A to
B for
C at
D on

She is married ___ a doctor.

A to
B with
C by
D from

He went ___ the market.

A to
B at
C on
D by

We travelled ___ train.

A by
B on
C at
D with

Choose the correct passive form of: They built the bridge.

A The bridge was built by them.
B They built the bridge.
C The bridge is built by them.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: She wrote a letter.

A A letter was written by her.
B She wrote a letter.
C A letter is written by her.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: The teacher praised Ravi.

A Ravi was praised by the teacher.
B The teacher praised Ravi.
C Ravi is praised by the teacher.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: People speak English worldwide.

A English is spoken worldwide.
B People speak English worldwide.
C English is spoken worldwide.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: The police arrested the thief.

A The thief was arrested by the police.
B The police arrested the thief.
C The thief is arrested by the police.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: He completed the work.

A The work was completed by him.
B He completed the work.
C The work is completed by him.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: They will finish the project.

A The project will be finished by them.
B They will finish the project.
C The project will be finished by them.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: She is reading a book.

A A book is being read by her.
B She is reading a book.
C A book is being read by her.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: He has opened the door.

A The door has been opened by him.
B He has opened the door.
C The door has been opened by him.
D No correct form

Choose the correct passive form of: They were repairing the road.

A The road was being repaired by them.
B They were repairing the road.
C The road is being repaired by them.
D No correct form

Identify the incorrect part in: 'He do not know the answer.'

A do not
B does not
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'She are going home.'

A are
B is
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'One of my friend is here.'

A friend
B friends
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'Each student have a book.'

A have
B has
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'He has lived here since five years.'

A since five years
B for five years
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'She discussed about the issue.'

A discussed about
B discussed
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'I prefer tea than coffee.'

A than
B to
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'The news are shocking.'

A are
B is
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'He returned back yesterday.'

A returned back
B returned
C No error
D Both A and B

Identify the incorrect part in: 'Neither of them were ready.'

A were
B was
C No error
D Both A and B