Sentence Transformations(43th-BCS)-Quiz4

They have built a perfect dam across the river.

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A perfect dam should have been built by them.
Across the river a perfect dam was built.
Across the river was a perfect dam.
A perfect dam has been built by them across the river.

Which sentence is correct?

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I lodged a complaint
I made a complain
Do not complaint any more
I lodged a complained

Identify the correct passive form of ‘’Open the door’’.

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The door must be opened
The door should be opened.
Let the door be opened
The door be opened

Cricket is a very exciting game. (Exclamatory).

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What an exciting game cricket is!
How an exciting game is cricket is!
How exciting is cricket game!
What an exciting is cricket game!

Change the voice- ‘’Let me do the sum.’’

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Let me be done the sum
Let the sum be done
Let the sum be done by me
Let me sum be done me

Which of the following is a true statement?

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Dividing a negative number by a negative number results in a negative.
None of these
The product of two negative numbers is negative
The product of one negative and one positive number is positive.
Dividing a negative number by a positive number results in a positive.

Of all the mechanics in the shop, Jerzy is surely ______________

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the less competent.
None of the above
the competentest.
the least competent.

If you can type—she can, you must be very good indeed.

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as quickly as
quicklier as
as more quickly as
As quickly than

He ran away because he---afraid.

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were
might have been
He had been
was

If I –a bicycle, I—ride it every day.

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had been, would
had, would
wish, would
Wish, will

Choose the correct sentence:

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Everybody do hate a liar
Everybody hates a liar
Everybody do not hate a liar
Everybody hate a liar

Read each of the following sentences divided into three parts (A, B and C) to find out if there is any error in it. If there is no error your answer is D. A series of lectures on human psychology are arranged by the University.

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A series of lectures
are arranged by the University.
No error
on human psychology

If my brother was here, he—what to do.

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would know
will known
knew
Has known

We will not admit children under ten. (Passive).

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Children under ten will not be admitted by us
Children under ten shall not be admitted by us
Children under ten should not be admitted by us
Children under ten would not be admitted by us

Change into passive, ‘’People always remember the patriots.’’

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Patriots are always remembered by the people
Patriots are always remembered by people
The patriots are always remembered by the people
The patriots are always remembered by people

He is---boy in the class.

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the tallest
Tall
tallest
taller

Which sentence is correctly written?

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The Nile is longest river in Africa
The Nile is longest river in the Africa
The Nile is the longest river in Africa
Nile is longest river in Africa

Read each of the following sentences divided into three parts (A, B and C) to find out if there is any error in it. If there is no error your answer is D. We informed to the manager that we were willing to work overtime.

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No error
We informed
we were willing to work overtime.
to the manager that

The passive form of the sentence ‘’ I saw him go.’

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He was seen to go by me
He is seen to go by me
He is being go by me
He has been to go by me

Choose the correct sentence--

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The airport is a busy place
Airport is a busy place
The airport is busy place
Airport is busy place.

The Karmen-Ghia used to be _________________ sportscar.

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a fine German
a fine, German
None of the above
a German, fine

None of the students---a car.

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have
own
have got
Has

Choose the correct sentence--

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He went there on foot
He went there on footing
He went there by walking
He went there walking on foot

The poor man said, ‘’I—starve than beg’’.

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would rather
better
would better
Rather

Choose the passive form of—‘’Who will pay him?’’

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Who will be paid him?
By whom will he be paid?
Who would be paid him?
Whom he will be paid?

Choose the correct sentence.

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Every body has went there
Every body has gone there
Every body have gone there
Every body are gone there

Which of the following sentence is correct?

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The man told to me that he is a coward
The man said me that he was coward
The man said to me that he is coward
The man told me that he was a coward

They grew up in ___________________ house in Mexico City.

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a little, comfortable
a comfortable, little
none of the above
a comfortable little

I thought that----

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He is as good as myself
He is as good as mine
He is as good as me
He is as good as I

This pen is inferior--- your pen.

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to
from
that
Than

Find the correct sentence

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Faruq tried to find his lost mobile
Faruq tried to found his lost mobile
Faruq tries to found his lost mobile
Faruq try to find his lost mobile

While you………….in the garden, someone arrived at home.

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will work
had worked
work
were working
will be working

The quality of the mangoes---not good.

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Are
is
will
were

After driving professor Kumar to the museum she dropped him at his hotel.

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After she had driven Professor Kumar to the museum she had dropped him at his hotel
After she was driven Professor Kumar to the museum she had dropped him at his hotel.
After being driven to the museum, Professor Kumar was dropped at his hotel
Professor Kumar was being driven dropped at his hotel

I remember my sister taking me to the museum.

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I remember myself being taken to the museum by my sister
I remember being taken to the museum by my sister
I remember taken to the museum by my sister.
I remember I was taken to the museum by my sister

They greet me cheerfully every morning.

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Cheerful greeting is done by them every morning to me.
I am greeted cheerfully by them every morning.
Every morning I was greeted cheerfully.
I am being greeted cheerfully by them every morning.

Choose the correct passive form of ‘’Who will do the work?’’

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Who will done the work
Who will be done the work?
Whom will the work be done?
By whom will the work be done?

Tashonda wanted to take a course with _____________________ professor.

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None of the above
that Japanese interesting, new economics
that interesting new Japanese economics
that interesting, new, Japanese, economics

It would be pleasant if we---where to go.

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known
knew
Know
knows

The bank cashier's---of the fund was not discovered until the auditors examined the accounts.

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extradition
none of them
patronage
embezzlement
verification

Identify the correct sentence:

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No sooner had we reached the train had left
No sooner had we reached the station the train left
No sooner had we reached the station then the train left
No sooner had we reached the station than the train left

Cricket is a very exciting game. (Exclamatory).

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What an exciting game cricket is!
What an exciting is cricket game!
How an exciting game is cricket is!
How exciting is cricket game!

Which of the following sentence is correct?

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One of my brothers are a doctor
One of my brother is a doctor
Once of my brothers are a doctor
One of my brothers is a doctor

One should keep one’s promise. (passive).

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One’s promise should be kept by him
One’s promise should be kept by himself
One’s promise should be kept by one
A promise should be kept

Choose the correct sentence:

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He came home yesterday
He has come home yesterday
He will come home yesterday
He comes home yesterday

Uncle Carl is really ______________________ man.

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a sweet old
None of the above
an old sweet
a sweet old

Darjeeling grows tea.

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Let the tea be grown in Darjeeling.
Tea is being grown in Darjeeling.
Tea is grown in Darjeeling.
Tea grows in Darjeeling.

One should be careful about …………….duty

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one’s
her
ones’
His
the

It burns the prettiest of any wood. (positive)

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No other wood is as pretty as it burns
No other wood burns is as pretty as it
none
No other wood burns as pretty as it

My cold is definitely _________ this morning.

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worse
worst
none of the above
worser

Who is creating this mess?

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By whom has this mess been created?
Who has been created this mess?
By whom is this mess being created?
By whom this mess is being created?

Do you imitate others?

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Are others imitated by you?
Were others being imitated by you?
Are others being imitated by you?
Have others being imitated by you?

Which of the following is correct?

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Do you know where he is living?
Do you know where does he lives?
Do you know where he lives?
Do you know where he has been living?

Choose the alternative in which "while" is being used to express a contrast.

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I usually take a shower while my mom is preparing breakfast
While the machines are working, let's have some coffee.
My dad is a dreamer, while my mom is too realistic
none of the above.

‘Tomorrow the lines at the department store were longer than we have ever seen.” Which correction should be made to this sentence?

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change were to will be
change have ever seen to ever seen
replace we with they
change store to store's
no correction necessary

I thought that----

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He is as good as myself
He is as good as mine
He is as good as me
He is as good as I

Choose the correct sentence--

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Neither of them saw one another
Neither of them saw the other
Neither of them saw other.
Neither of them saw each other

Identify the correct passive form of`- He is going to open a shop.

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A shop is being gone opened by him
He is being gone to open a shop
A shop is going to be opened by him
A shop will be opened by him

Read each of the following sentences divided into three parts (A, B and C) to find out if there is any error in it. If there is no error your answer is D. If I were him I would not have missed the opportunity.

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I would not have missed
If I were him
No error
the opportunity.

Identification of missing words: Most tourists travel by air nowadays because is cheaper and quicker

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when
by
during
it
No word is missing

I’ll write down the phone number---I forget.

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unless
in case
even though
If

Rearrange these parts which are labeled P,Q,R and S to produce the correct sentence: All such students:: P: get success Q: of the first mammals on the earth R: at the time when S: when almost unnoticed

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PRQS
QPRS
SPRQ
PSRQ
None

At least one of the students---full marks every time.

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will get
got
Get
gets

Certainly, I shall stand by you. (complex)

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I shall stand by you and it is certain
It is certainly that I shall stand by you.
It is certain that I shall stand by you
There is no doubt that I shall stand by you

Choose the correct sentence:

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Everybody has gone there
Everybody are gone there
Everybody has went there
Everybody have gone there

Water boils---you heat it to 100 degree Centigrade.

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if
until
Unless
although

‘If your payment is not received in thirty days, you will be charged a late fee”. Which is the best way to write the underlined portion of this sentence? If the original is the best way, choose option (1).

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thirty days, you have been charged
thirty days, you will be charged
thirty days, you would be charged
you will charge
thirty days, you were charged

Which of the following is correct?

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Did you finish the work yet?
Have you finish the work yet?
Have you finished the work yet?
Did you finished the work yet?

Which is the best sentence?

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None of the above
I smoked but I don't anymore
I have smoked but I don't anymore
I used to smoke but I don't anymore

Find out the correct sentence--

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We write by ink
We write in ink
We write with ink
We write under ink

The passive of ‘Who taught you French?’

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By whom French was taught you?
By whom were you taught by French?
By whom you were taught French?
French was taught you by whom?

Jamal and I---to school.

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walk
are walk
Walking walks
walks

Choose the correct sentence--

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I shall this opportunity
I will avail this opportunity
I would avail this opportunity
I shall avail myself of this opportunity

The more expensive the hotel,--the service.

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the good
the better
the best
the well

I wish I ---the wings of a bird.

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Have
put on
had
owned

If Napoleon had not invaded Russia, he---the rest of Europe.

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would conquer
would have conquered
conquered
Had conquered

Which of the following sentence is not correct?

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She don’t attend class regularly
She attends her class regularly
They don’t attend class regularly
She doesn’t attend class regurlarly

Water boils—you heat it to 100 degree Centigrade.

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if
Unless
until
although

Everyone was home for the holidays. What could make for ___________ Christmas than that?

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none of the above
a merrier
a merryer
the merriest

Those are probably the ___________ curtains in the store.

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fanciest
fancyest
most fanciest
None of the above

Cricket is a very exciting game. (Exclamatory).

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What an exciting game cricket is!
What an exciting is cricket game!
How an exciting game is cricket is!
How exciting is cricket game!

Kamal has made tea. Make it passive---

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Tea was being made by Kamal
Tea is being made by Kamal
Tea have been make by Kamal
Tea has been made by Kamal

Which of the following sentence is correct?

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Why you have done this?
Why you had done this?
Why did you have done this?
Why have you done this?

He is said to be very rich.

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People say he is very rich.
He said it is very rich.
He said he is very rich.
People say it is very rich.

‘’My uncle looks after me.’’ Passive form is---

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I am looking after by my uncle
I was looked after by my uncle
I am being looked after by my uncle
I am looked after by my uncle

Identify the correct sentence--

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He is working hardly to stand first
He works hard to standing first
He is working hard to stand first
He was working hard to stand first

If he runs fast, he—win the prize.

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can
could
will
Would

Select the alternative that best replaces the underlined portion of the sentence: To get the positive result, we must be prepared to work hard.

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To obtain the positive result
To get positive results
None of these
To get the positive result
For the positive result

Diehard is the ____________ movie I've ever seen.

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most exciteable
none of the above
most exciting
most excited

Cricket is a very exciting game. (Exclamatory).

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How an exciting game is cricket is!
How exciting is cricket game!
What an exciting is cricket game!
What an exciting game cricket is!

In the fall, the valleys tend to be ___________ than the hilltops.

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more foggier
foggier
None of the above
foggy

If I –a millionaire, I—help every worthy cause.

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was, could
were, would
on, may
Be, should

Which of the following sentence is correct?

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He despaired passing
He despaired to pass
He despaired to passing
He despaired of passing

Select the correct sentence:

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The child had been born yesterday
The child was born yesterday
The child has been born yesterday
The child has born yesterday

Identification of missing words: The doctor advised to take the medicine twice a day.

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daily
only
me
No word is missing
with

Fill in the blank with the correct phrase: He........... arrested if he had tried to leave the country.

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Would
Could be
Must be
Would have been

Make it a complex sentence. ‘’I do not know his father’s name.’

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I do not know what his father’s name
I do not know what his father’s name is
I do not know that what his father name is
I do not know what name his father has

Had I known in advance, I---enough money.

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would have taken
will take
Would take
took

__ I am undone.

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What
Alas!
Shall
Will

Choose the correct passive form: ‘All of his friends laughed at him.’

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He was laughed at by all of his friends
All of his friends were laughed at him
All of his friends had laughed at him
He laughed at all of his friends

Sentence Transformations(43th-BCS)-Quiz4 : Question 1 of 100

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