[40+] English Grammar MCQs & Answers For NTS, NET, SSB, SSC, IBPS, RRB, Govt. Exams

1. She don’t like pizza.
2. He doesn’t likes pizza.
3. They doesn’t like pizza.
4. I doesn’t like pizza.

Ans. A

The correct sentence is “She don’t like pizza.” In the third person singular, “doesn’t” should be used instead of “don’t.”

1. Childs
2. Childes
3. Children
4. Child’s

Ans. C

The correct plural form of “child” is “children.”

1. The cat is on the roof.
2. I like to read books.
3. She went to the store, and he stayed home.
4. It’s raining outside.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “She went to the store, and he stayed home.” This is a compound sentence as it consists of two independent clauses joined by the coordinating conjunction “and.”

1. Dog
2. Quickly
3. Jumped
4. House

Ans. B

The correct answer is “Quickly.” “Quickly” is an adverb that describes how an action is performed.

1. Running
2. Ran
3. Runs
4. Runned

Ans. B

The correct past tense of “run” is “Ran.”

1. He ran to the store.
2. She enjoys playing the piano.
3. While I was studying, the phone rang, and I answered it.
4. The sun is shining brightly.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “While I was studying, the phone rang, and I answered it.” This is a compound-complex sentence as it contains both independent and dependent clauses.

1. Jump
2. Under
3. Quickly
4. Car

Ans. B

The correct answer is “Under.” “Under” is a preposition that shows the relationship between objects in space or time.

1. Goodly
2. Best
3. Better
4. Goods

Ans. C

The comparative form of “good” is “Better.”

1. Sad
2. Joyful
3. Angry
4. Tired

Ans. B

The synonym for “happy” is “Joyful.”

1. Smallest
2. Smallness
3. Smaller
4. Smallity

Ans. A

The superlative form of “small” is “Smallest.”

1. She will go to the party tomorrow.
2. He went to the store yesterday.
3. They have finished their homework.
4. I am eating breakfast.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “They have finished their homework.” This sentence is in the present perfect tense, which indicates an action that started in the past and has relevance to the present.

1. Noun
2. Verb
3. Adjective
4. Adverb

Ans. D

The word “quickly” is an adverb in this sentence as it modifies the verb “ran” by indicating the speed of the action.

1. Childs
2. Childes
3. Children
4. Child’s

Ans. C

The correct plural form of “child” is “Children.”

1. Can you pass the salt?
2. I am going to the store.
3. What a beautiful day!
4. He is playing the piano.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “I am going to the store.” This is a declarative sentence that makes a statement.

1. Book
2. And
3. Happy
4. Jumped

Ans. B

The word “and” is a conjunction that is used to connect words, phrases, or clauses.

1. Sings
2. Sanged
3. Sang
4. Sung

Ans. D

The past participle form of “sing” is “Sung.”

1. Quickly
2. Wow
3. Running
4. House

Ans. B

The word “Wow” is an interjection that expresses strong emotion or surprise.

1. Begins
2. Beginning
3. Began
4. Begun

Ans. C

The past tense of “begin” is “Began.”

1. Joyful
2. Sad
3. Excited
4. Content

Ans. B

The antonym of “happy” is “Sad.”

1. I am studying for the exam.
2. They had already eaten dinner.
3. She will bake a cake tomorrow.
4. He is playing the guitar.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “They had already eaten dinner.” This sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action that occurred before another past action.

1. She
2. Him
3. Myself
4. They

Ans. C

The reflexive pronoun is “Myself.” It is used when the subject and object of a sentence are the same person or thing, as in “I did it myself.”

1. Verb
2. Adjective
3. Noun
4. Adverb

Ans. C

The word “apple” is a noun in this sentence as it represents a person, place, thing, or idea.

1. She is studying for the test.
2. How are you feeling today?
3. Please pass the salt.
4. The cat is sleeping.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “Please pass the salt.” This is an imperative sentence that gives a command or request.

1. Farest
2. More far
3. Farthest
4. Farry

Ans. C

The superlative form of “far” is “Farthest.”

1. She danced gracefully.
2. To bake a cake is his favorite activity.
3. The cat meowed loudly.
4. Running in the park is fun.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “To bake a cake is his favorite activity.” This is an example of an infinitive phrase that starts with “to” and functions as a noun in the sentence.

1. After the rain stopped, she went for a walk.
2. Smiling, the cake was placed on the table.
3. Running late, the bus was missed by John.
4. Reaching the summit, a beautiful view awaited them.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “Smiling, the cake was placed on the table.” This sentence contains a dangling participle where it’s unclear who or what was smiling, leading to confusion.

1. She read the book.
2. The sun is shining brightly.
3. The teacher explained the lesson to the students.
4. They went to the park.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “The teacher explained the lesson to the students.” In this sentence, “the students” is the indirect object as it receives the action of the verb “explained.”

1. Start
2. Commence
3. Finish
4. Cease

Ans. D

The antonym of “begin” is “Cease,” which means to stop or end.

1. Because
2. And
3. Although
4. Nevertheless

Ans. B

The coordinating conjunction is “And,” which is used to connect words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance.

1. Much
2. More
3. Manier
4. Maniest

Ans. B

The comparative form of “many” is “More.”

1. She is singing a song.
2. They will have finished the project by tomorrow.
3. He ran to catch the bus.
4. The bird is chirping.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “They will have finished the project by tomorrow.” This sentence is in the future perfect tense, indicating an action that will be completed in the future before a specific time.

1. Verb
2. Adjective
3. Noun
4. Adverb

Ans. B

The word “quick” is an adjective in this sentence as it describes a quality of “she.”

1. He walked to the park.
2. She loves ice cream.
3. Although it was raining, they went for a walk.
4. The cat slept peacefully.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “Although it was raining, they went for a walk.” This is a complex sentence as it contains one independent clause and one dependent clause.

1. Mouses
2. Mice
3. Mice’s
4. Mouse

Ans. B

The plural form of “mouse” is “Mice.”

1. Highness
2. Higher
3. Highy
4. Highest

Ans. B

The comparative form of “high” is “Higher.”

1. The sun is shining.
2. He walked to the store.
3. She likes pizza, and he prefers burgers.
4. I am reading a book.

Ans. C

The correct answer is “She likes pizza, and he prefers burgers.” This is a compound sentence as it consists of two independent clauses joined by the coordinating conjunction “and.”

1. Honest
2. Truthful
3. Insincere
4. Frank

Ans. C

The antonym of “sincere” is “Insincere,” which means not genuine or truthful.

1. Noun
2. Verb
3. Adjective
4. Adverb

Ans. D

The word “quickly” is an adverb in this sentence as it modifies the verb “ran” by indicating the speed of the action.

1. He is reading a book.
2. Swimming is her favorite sport.
3. The cat is sleeping.
4. They play tennis every weekend.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “Swimming is her favorite sport.” “Swimming” is a gerund, which is a verb form used as a noun in this sentence.

1. Later
2. Latelier
3. Latest
4. Lateness

Ans. C

The superlative form of “late” is “Latest.”

1. Quickly
2. Wow
3. Running
4. House

Ans. B

The word “Wow” is an interjection that expresses strong emotion or surprise.

1. Swam
2. Swimmed
3. Swum
4. Swims

Ans. A

The past tense of “swim” is “Swam.”

1. He ate dinner.
2. She will be singing at the concert tomorrow.
3. The cat is sleeping.
4. They play football every weekend.

Ans. B

The correct answer is “She will be singing at the concert tomorrow.” This sentence is in the future continuous tense, indicating an action that will be in progress in the future.

1. Fearful
2. Courageous
3. Cowardly
4. Strong

Ans. C

The antonym of “brave” is “Cowardly,” which means lacking courage or being fearful.