Grammar Rules | MCQs

Explanation

 I am here for you.

Correct and natural — This is the standard, meaningful phrase that means “I am present and available to support you.”

Explanation

The primary focus of Phrase Structure Rules in grammar is syntactic structure. 

Phrase Structure Rules (PSRs) define how phrases and sentences are constructed by specifying how words and phrases can be combined to form larger units like noun phrases, verb phrases, and entire sentences.

They essentially govern the hierarchical structure of a sentence, outlining the grammatical relationships between different components. 

Explanation

The given sentence is first conditional sentence,

In this type of sentence the "if clause" is in present or future tense and main clause is in present tense or future tense so correct ans is (a)

Explanation

Two different tenses means past and present can not be used in the same sentence.

So the first clause (He said) is in the past and the second clause would also be in the past.

Explanation

 About a specific place where we are the preposition 'at ' will be used in the sentence.

Therefore, out of the options given, the correct option will be ' at the party '. 

Explanation

Two soldiers were drowned to death yesterday is a correct sentence 

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Explanation

She has a big red ball

In English, when using multiple adjectives, we typically follow this order:

Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Color → Origin → Material → Purpose + Noun

So in this case:

big = size

red = color

Correct order: "big red ball"

Explanation

Explanation

A noun that denotes a lifeless thing is said to be in the neuter gender, as it has no distinction of male or female.

Examples include objects like "table," "rock," or "book."

Explanation

A dash (—) is often used to indicate a break in thought or to set off a parenthetical remark.

It is commonly used to resume a scattered subject or to indicate a shift in thought.

Additional Information

A colon (:) is used to introduce a list, a quotation, or an explanation.

A semicolon (;) is used to separate two independent clauses that are closely related in meaning.

Inverted commas ("") are used to indicate direct speech or to set off a quotation.