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A. He swore by God that he will not guilty.
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B. He swore by God that he is not guilty.
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C. He swore by God that he was not guilty.
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D. All are correct
Explanation
Direct Speech: He said, 'By God I am not guilty'.
Indirect speech: He swore by God that he was not guilty.
Present Tense changes into Past Tense.
He is changes into He was.
Use second form of verb (swore)
Remove inverted commas.
AGM 30.4.23
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A. None of these
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B. His father is poet and novelist.
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C. His father is a poet and novelist.
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D. His father isa poet and a novelist.
Explanation
The correct answer is: His father is a poet and a novelist.
This sentence is grammatically correct and uses the correct articles ("a" and "a") before the nouns "poet" and "novelist".
The sentence is a simple sentence, and the use of "and" connects the two professions, indicating that his father is both a poet and a novelist.
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A. Have
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B. Are
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C. Am
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D. Has
Explanation
The sentence should read: "My sister is not studying hard, but I am."
This is a comparative sentence, where the speaker is contrasting their own behavior with that of their sister.
The correct verb to use in this case is "am", which is the first person singular form of the verb "to be".
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A. Letters
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B. Symbols
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C. Conventions
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D. Norm
Explanation
Punctuation is a series of symbols and marks that make written language easier to read.
We use punctuation marks to denote pauses, separate elements of sentences, or add emphasis to parts of our writing.
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A. Square bracket
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B. Parenthesis
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C. Hyphen
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D. Colon
Explanation
Punctuation is used to clarify the meaning of written or printed language.
Well-planned word order requires a minimum of punc - tuation.
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A. Adverb
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B. Conjunction
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C. Preposition
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D. None of these
Explanation
In this sentence, "along" is a preposition.
As it shows the relationship between "walking" and "the road."
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A. Pronoun
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B. None of these
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C. Accra
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D. Brussels
Explanation
In the sentence, "mine" is a possessive pronoun.
It indicating ownership or association with "friend."
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A. He asked me to met him at the cinema.
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B. He asked me to meet you at the cinema.
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C. He asked me to me meet me at the cinema.
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D. He asked me to meet him at the cinema.
Explanation
When we report someone's speech, we need to change the pronouns to match the context.
In this case, "he" asked "me" to meet "him" (not "me" or "you").
So, the correct reported speech is:
"He asked me to meet him at the cinema."
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A. Did you know my father?
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B. None of these
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C. Does my father known to you?
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D. Is my father known to you?
Explanation
Active voice emphasizes the doer (you), while passive voice emphasizes the receiver (my father).
The passive voice construction "Is my father known to you?" makes the focus on "my father" and whether they are known to you.
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A. "You have been laughed at by them."
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B. "Have they been laughed at by you?"
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C. "Why have you laughed at them?"
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D. "They have been laughed at by you."
Explanation
The passive voice of the sentence "Have you laughed at them?" is: Have they been laughed at by you?
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