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Choose the correct tense: By the time we reached the platform, the train ___.
Aleaves
Bhad left
Chas left
Dleft
Change into passive voice: The government had already implemented the new policy.
AThe new policy has been implemented by the government.
BThe new policy is implemented by the government.
CThe new policy was implemented by the government.
DThe new policy had already been implemented by the government.
Choose the correct tense: The museum ___ at 6 pm on weekends.
Ahas closed
Bis closing
Ccloses
Dclosed
Change into passive voice: Sign the contract before Monday.
ASign by the contract before Monday.
BThe contract is signed before Monday.
CLet the contract be signed before Monday.
DThe contract was signed before Monday.
Choose the correct tense: He ___ for a better job opportunity for the last few months.
Awas looking
Blooked
Clooks
Dhas been looking
Change into passive voice: Consumers widely prefer eco-friendly products.
AEco-friendly products were widely preferred by consumers.
BEco-friendly products are widely preferred by consumers.
CEco-friendly products are being widely preferred by consumers.
DEco-friendly products have been widely preferred by consumers.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Keep your fingers crossed’:
ATo promise not to reveal a secret
BTo hope for a good outcome
CTo count something carefully
DTo feel physically uncomfortable
Change into passive voice: The university will announce the results next Friday.
AThe results will be announced by the university next Friday.
BThe results were announced by the university next Friday.
CThe results are announced by the university next Friday.
DThe results will announced by the university next Friday.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Not see eye to eye’:
ATo have poor vision
BTo ignore someone's advice
CTo avoid making eye contact
DTo disagree with someone
Change into passive voice: I admire her dedication.
AHer dedication is admired by me.
BHer dedication admired by me.
CHer dedication is admired to me.
DHer dedication was admired by me.