1Are you not ashamed ...............?
Wrong!
We use "of yourself" after "ashamed" when speaking directly to someone about their own behavior.
2When we lived in Bangalore, we ............... go out every evening.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "used to" and "would" can describe repeated past habits.
3The room was ............... dark that I couldn’t see anything.
Wrong!
The result pattern before a that-clause is "so".
4............... had I finished reading one book, when I started another.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "Hardly" and "Scarcely" can introduce an inverted clause followed by "when".
5............... he was suffering from a fever, he didn’t go out.
Wrong!
The conjunction "As" gives the reason why he did not go out.
6This is the house ............... he lives.
Wrong!
The relative adverb "where" means "in which" when referring to a place.
7He asked me ............... I had finished.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "if" and "whether" can introduce an indirect yes/no question.
8Iron as well as coal ............... found in India.
Wrong!
The verb agrees with the singular subject "Iron", so the correct answer is "is".
9He has been learning English ............... five years.
Wrong!
Use "for" with a period of time such as five years.
10Even if you invited him, he ............... come.
Wrong!
In this second conditional sentence, the correct modal phrase is "would not".
11............... the police, the thieves ran away.
Wrong!
The participle "Seeing" shows that the thieves saw the police and then ran away.
12If I were the Prime Minister, I ............... capital punishment.
Wrong!
In this second conditional sentence, the correct verb phrase is "would abolish".
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Are you not ashamed of yourself?
- When we lived in Bangalore, we used to / would go out every evening.
- The room was so dark that I couldn’t see anything.
- Hardly / Scarcely had I finished reading one book, when I started another.
- As he was suffering from a fever, he didn’t go out.
- This is the house where he lives.
- He asked me if / whether I had finished.
- Iron as well as coal is found in India.
- He has been learning English for five years.
- Even if you invited him, he would not come.
- Seeing the police, the thieves ran away.
- If I were the Prime Minister, I would abolish capital punishment.
