LAN | MCQs

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 In imperative sentences (commands or requests), the passive voice is formed by using "Let" followed by the object and then the verb in the past participle form.

Here, "Light the lamp" becomes "Let the lamp be lighted."

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The correct answer is: The teacher congratulated Ali and wished him success in life.

This option accurately converts direct speech into indirect speech by using the correct reporting verbs "congratulated" and "wished."

It maintains the original meaning without unnecessary repetition.

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A noun phrase consists of a noun and its modifiers

In this sentence, "two European countries" is the noun phrase as it includes the noun "countries" and its modifiers "two" and "European."

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In the poem "Good Timber," the word "Patriarch" refers to The founder.

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"To call off" means to cancel something that was previously planned 

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The sentence that uses an exclamation correctly is: What a beautiful day it is!

The exclamation mark (!) is used to express strong emotion or emphasis,

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"Let's eat, Grandma." - Correct punctuation; it correctly uses a comma to separate the address to Grandma from the rest of the sentence.

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The sentence with the correct tense is: He goes to the gym every day.

Correct form for present tense with the third-person singular subject.

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The correct narration for "He said 'God rules and governs all things'" is:  He said that God rules and governs all things.

The original sentence is in the present tense ("rules" and "governs"),

and in indirect speech (narration)

the present tense can be retained if the reporting verb ("said") is in the past tense.

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"Bombastic" is an adjective.

It describes speech or writing that is high-sounding but with little meaning, often used to impress others.