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Which sentence correctly uses ‘since’ with the present perfect tense?
AI have lived here since five years.
BI have lived here since for two years.
CI have lived here since a long time.
DI have lived here since 2018.
Which sentence correctly uses the article ‘an’ before a silent ‘h’?
AShe is a honest woman.
BShe is an honest woman.
CShe is the honest woman.
DShe is honest a woman.
Choose the correct passive voice for the active sentence: ‘She is writing a letter.’
AA letter has been writing by her.
BA letter is written by her.
CA letter was being written by her.
DA letter is being written by her.
Fill in the blank with the correct preposition: ‘She is afraid ___ dogs.’
Aabout
Bwith
Cof
Dfrom
Which sentence correctly distinguishes between ‘fewer’ and ‘less’?
AThere are less students in the class today.
BThere are least students in the class today.
CThere are fewer students in the class today.
DThere are lesser students in the class today.
Choose the correct passive voice for the active sentence: ‘He was writing a letter.’
AA letter was being written by him.
BA letter is being written by him.
CA letter was written by him.
DA letter had been writing by him.
Which sentence correctly treats ‘each’ as a singular subject?
AEach of the students has submitted the assignment.
BEach of the student has submitted the assignment.
CEach of the students submit the assignment.
DEach of the students have submitted the assignment.
Choose the correct passive voice for the active sentence: ‘She has written a letter.’
AA letter was being written by her.
BA letter has been written by her.
CA letter had been written by her.
DA letter is written by her.
Fill in the blank with the correct preposition: ‘This book is different ___ that one.’
Athan
Bwith
Cfrom
Dof