100 Most Repeated MCQs of English PDF

Q2291: End the war now.

Q2292: She kicked up a row when she was denied entry to the amusement park. In the above sentence, the idiom "Kicked up a row" means

Q2293: My watch can’t be repaired by anyone,

Q2294: Everyone thinks that the educational system should be reformed.

Q2295: Do not open the window.

Q2296: The idiom "Pull someone's leg" means

Q2297: The Quaid-e-Azam founded the daily newspaper Dawn. Identify the mistake in the sentence:

Q2298: The synonym of word "Suppress" is :

Q2299: Find out the word that misspelled.

Q2300: I worked morning till noon. Here 'till' is an example of?

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100 Most Repeated MCQs of English PDF

Q2291: End the war now.

Q2292: She kicked up a row when she was denied entry to the amusement park. In the above sentence, the idiom "Kicked up a row" means

Q2293: My watch can’t be repaired by anyone,

Q2294: Everyone thinks that the educational system should be reformed.

Q2295: Do not open the window.

Q2296: The idiom "Pull someone's leg" means

Q2297: The Quaid-e-Azam founded the daily newspaper Dawn. Identify the mistake in the sentence:

Q2298: The synonym of word "Suppress" is :

Q2299: Find out the word that misspelled.

Q2300: I worked morning till noon. Here 'till' is an example of?

100 Most Repeated MCQs of English PDF

Q2291: End the war now.

Q2292: She kicked up a row when she was denied entry to the amusement park. In the above sentence, the idiom "Kicked up a row" means

Q2293: My watch can’t be repaired by anyone,

Q2294: Everyone thinks that the educational system should be reformed.

Q2295: Do not open the window.

Q2296: The idiom "Pull someone's leg" means

Q2297: The Quaid-e-Azam founded the daily newspaper Dawn. Identify the mistake in the sentence:

Q2298: The synonym of word "Suppress" is :

Q2299: Find out the word that misspelled.

Q2300: I worked morning till noon. Here 'till' is an example of?