English Grammar MCQ Questions and Answers with Solutions

Noun clause

Adverbial clause

Relative clause

Coordinate clause

The proposal will have been discussed by the committee by tomorrow.

The proposal will be discussed by the committee by tomorrow.

The proposal would have been discussed by the committee by tomorrow.

The proposal has been discussed by the committee by tomorrow.

Each of the students have submitted their assignments.

Neither the teacher nor the students was present.

The number of applicants have increased significantly.

Either you or your brother is responsible for this mess.

Gerund phrase acting as subject

Participial phrase acting as adjective

Infinitive phrase acting as adverb

Prepositional phrase acting as adverb

She said that she would have been working there for five years by the next month.

She said that she will have been working here for five years by next month.

She said that she would be working there for five years by the following month.

She said that she had been working there for five years by next month.

If I was you, I would accept the offer.

It is essential that he arrives on time.

I wish I was taller.

It is important that she be informed immediately.

Zero conditional

First conditional

Second conditional

Third conditional

due to

because

since

as

Should be 'Among you and I'

Should be 'Between you and me'

Should be 'more challenge'

No error

He is a honest man who always tells a truth.

She plays the piano and a violin beautifully.

The Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world.

I saw an eagle flying over the lake.

stop

stopped

will stop

to stop

She enjoys reading, writing, and to paint in her free time.

The job requires patience, dedication, and being creative.

He is not only intelligent but also hardworking.

The proposal was neither practical nor was it cost-effective.

shall we

will we

don't we

aren't we

You mustn't to worry about the results.

She can be able to solve this problem.

I would have liked to have met him.

You needn't have bought so much food.

Subject of the sentence

Object of the verb

Adverbial clause of purpose

Complement of the subject

will finish

will be finishing

will have finished

would have finished

Subject clause

Object clause

Complement clause

Appositive clause

Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.

Rarely she goes to the cinema these days.

Only then I realized my mistake.

Hardly had the movie started when it began to rain.

in

at

for

with

'Each' should be 'All'

'have' should be 'has'

'their' should be 'his'

Both 'have' should be 'has' and 'their' should be 'his'

Who did you give the book to?

Whom do you think will win the election?

The person whom I met yesterday was very kind.

Whom is calling at this late hour?

Not only did she finish the project on time, but also exceeded expectations.

She not only finished the project on time but also exceeded expectations.

Not only she finished the project on time, but she also exceeded expectations.

She not only finished the project on time, and also exceeded expectations.

paid

had paid

would pay

pay

Demonstrative pronoun

Relative pronoun

Conjunction introducing noun clause

Conjunction introducing adverbial clause

My brother who lives in London is visiting us next week.

My brother, who lives in London, is visiting us next week.

The students, who failed the test, must retake it.

Anyone, who wants to join, can come with us.

Despite

Although

In spite

However

I appreciate you helping me with this project.

I look forward to meet you soon.

He suggested to go to the beach.

She avoided to answer the difficult question.

She can play piano better than I can play.

She can play piano better than me.

She can play piano better than I.

She can play piano better than I can.

If I would have known, I would have come earlier.

If I had known, I would have come earlier.

If I knew, I would have come earlier.

If I would know, I would have come earlier.

I need to lay down for a few minutes.

The book was laying on the table all morning.

She lay the baby in the crib gently.

He has lain in bed all day due to illness.