Language Learning | MCQs

Explanation

• In reported speech, the imperative sentence "Do your work quietly" is transformed into an infinitive structure (to do our work quietly).

• The pronoun "your" changes to "our" to reflect the perspective of the speaker.

• The verb "said" is replaced with "asked" to convey the request.

Explanation

"Bright" describes the noun "sun", giving more detail about its appearance.

Words that describe nouns or pronouns are called adjectives.

Explanation

Explanation

"They will be playing cricket at that time."

• The phrase "at that time" suggests a future point in time.

• To express an action that will be happening at a specific time in the future, we use the future continuous tense:
  → "will be" + verb-ing

Explanation

We use "a little" with uncountable nouns like "French" (as a language).

It means "some" or "a small amount."

Explanation

We use" for "+ " period" together

Here, two years indicates a period.

He has been living in Switzerland for two years means 

وہ دو سال سے سوئٹزرلینڈ میں مقیم ہیں

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Explanation

Sow (n.)

• To plant seeds in soil for growth or to spread something, such as ideas or feelings, that may develop over time.

Sentence:

• Shaista carefully sowed sunflower seeds in her garden, hoping they would bloom beautifully by spring.

Sough (n./v.)

• A murmuring, sighing, or rustling sound, often associated with wind or water.

Sentence:

• The sough of the autumn wind whispered through the trees, creating a soothing yet eerie melody in the quiet night.

Explanation

"Do you know where is he lives?"

This sentence is grammatically correct,

but it implies that the person's living situation is temporary or ongoing.

Explanation

write a paragraph on 'Good Manner' in your notebook is the correct sentence 

because inverted commas go before and after direct speech

Other words like dairy, copy, and noting book, are not appropriate words to define an academic book.

Explanation

An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question.

Interrogative sentences can be direct or indirect, begin with or without pronouns, and feature yes/no interrogatives, alternative questions, or tag questions.