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Which sentence uses the superlative degree correctly?
AThis is more best movie I have seen.
BThis is the goodest movie I have seen.
CThis is the best movie I have seen.
DThis is the most best movie I have seen.
Change into passive voice: The company had launched a new product.
AA new product had been launched by the company.
BA new product is launched by the company.
CA new product has been launched by the company.
DA new product was launched by the company.
Choose the correctly formed question tag: They play cricket, ___?
Adon't they
Bdo they
Caren't they
Dwon't they
Change into passive voice: Submit the report by Friday.
ASubmit by the report on Friday.
BThe report was submitted by Friday.
CLet the report be submitted by Friday.
DThe report is submitted by Friday.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘who’ or ‘whom’?
AWhom is at the door?
BWho did you invite to the party?
CTo who did you give the book?
DWho did you gave the book to?
Change into passive voice: Millions of people use this app daily.
AThis app was used by millions of people daily.
BThis app has been used by millions of people daily.
CThis app is being used by millions of people daily.
DThis app is used by millions of people daily.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘its’ or ‘it’s’?
AThe cat licked it's paw.
BIts raining heavily today.
CIts' a wonderful day.
DThe company announced its new policy.
Change into passive voice: The manager will announce the results tomorrow.
AThe results were announced by the manager tomorrow.
BThe results will announced by the manager tomorrow.
CThe results will be announced by the manager tomorrow.
DThe results are announced by the manager tomorrow.
Change into indirect speech: He said, “I have lost my keys.”
AHe said that he had lost his keys.
BHe said that he has lost his keys.
CHe said that he lost his keys.
DHe said that I had lost my keys.
Change into passive voice: I understand the situation.
AThe situation understood by me.
BThe situation is understood by me.
CThe situation is understood to me.
DThe situation was understood by me.