English Practice Question Paper 56

“I am going to ….. office.” Pick out the correct article to be filled in the gap.

Choose the correct article. ……. gold is a precious metal.

Choose the correct form of verb to fill in the blank: He….. by his own brother.

My wallet has been stolen. Choose from the following alternatives the correct active form of the above sentence.

Choose the correct passive voice of the following sentence:
The driver is washing the car.

Summon the fire-brigade.
(Change it into passive voice)

Which one of the following sentences is the correct indirect speech of the sentence given below? “How far is it from here to the nearest petrol pump, father?”

Which of the given alternatives would be the plural of the noun ‘Goose’?

Write the adjective form of the word ‘Fortune.”

Change it into Superlative Degree: No other books on cricket is so good as this.

You are more intelligent than I am. Choose the correct transformation of this sentence into positive degree.

The verb form of the word ‘expectation’ is ….

Fill in the blank with the appropriate word/ words. He was made….. it again.

There has been no sign of improvement in the patient. (Add a question tag)

Choose the correct question tag to fill in the blank: He will never give up…..

Rewrite the following sentence in the indicative mood:
What hasn’t your father done for you?

Choose the correct preposition. “Father, I think, I should appear….. some competitive examination.”

Choose the correct sentence with reference to appropriate use of adverb.

Choose the correct complex sentence joining the following sentences. My friend is a teacher. My friend lives in Mumbai.

Change the following sentence to compound (without changing the meaning) : For all his riches, he is not happy.

Choose the correct answer. I didn’t get the part. (Make Affirmative)

Pick out the clause that completes the sentence correctly. The law was enacted with a view to-

Choose the correct sentence.

Pick out the simple sentence from the following:

Select the synonym of “meticulous”: