There is no meaning— what he says.
There is no meaning— what he says.
A. at
B. of
C. with
D. in
Tenses MCQS
My views are quite in accordance with—of the Higher education Commission.
My views are quite in accordance with—of the Higher education Commission.
A. that
B. these
C. this
D. those
He said ,”Alas I have lost the competition “.
He said ,”Alas I have lost the competition “.
A. He exclaimed with sadness that he had lost the competition
B. He exclaimed with sadness that he has lost the competition
C. He exclaimed with sadness that he have lost the competition
D. None
He said to him, ” I shall drive you to the house promptly”.
He said to him, ” I shall drive you to the house promptly”.
A. He told him that he would drive him to the house promptly
B. He told him that he was driving him to the house promptly
C. He told him that he were drive him to house promptly
D. None
His father will buy him new books
His father will buy him new books
A. New books were bought for him
B. New books was bought for him
C. New books will bought for him
D. New books will be bought for him
Does Dad meet a man with whom he used to work?
Does Dad meet a man with whom he used to work?
A. Adjective clause
B. Adverb clause
D. Noun clause
E. None
He does not sing a song. (Passive Voice)
He does not sing a song. (Passive Voice)
A. A song is not sung by him
B. A song was not being sung by him
C. A song will not be sung by him
D. NONE OF THESE
Lubna __ talking for ten minutes.
Lubna __ talking for ten minutes.
A. Is
B. Have been
C. Has been
D. Was