English Grammar
মোট ২৫৭৪৯ টি প্রশ্ন · উত্তর ও ব্যাখ্যাসহ · বিনামূল্যে
২৪০২১–২৪০৪০ দেখানো হচ্ছে, মোট ২৫৭৪৯ টির মধ্যে
- What does the idiom "Hoist with one's own petard" most accurately mean? MCQ
- Someone with poor spelling skills - MCQ
- What does the idiom "The die is cast" most accurately mean? MCQ
- What does the idiom "Cut the Gordian knot" mean? MCQ
- Displaying thoroughness and exactness - MCQ
- What does the proverb "Better an empty house than an ill tenant" mean? MCQ
- What does the idiom "Flogging a dead horse" most accurately mean? MCQ
- The strategy of expanding a nation's empire and power - MCQ
- What does the idiom "A Pyrrhic victory" most accurately mean? MCQ
- A trio of novels or plays, each complete on its own - MCQ
- What does the idiom "Like turkeys voting for Christmas" mean? MCQ
- A person who feigns sickness to avoid responsibility - MCQ
- Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error (if any):
The professor’s lecture was (A) so dense and convoluted (B) that even the most attentive student found it difficult to (C) comprehend. MCQ - Many analysts argue that the market downturn (A) was caused (B) not by a lack of demand (C) but because of (D) poor fiscal policies. MCQ
- Had the company (A) launched the product earlier, it (B) will have gained a significant market share before competitors introduced their versions, which (C) could have led to higher profits. MCQ
- (A) He was not only praised for his intelligence (B) but also he was recognized (C) for his leadership and dedication to the organization. MCQ
- (A) The committee members (B) discussed about the various challenges (C) faced by the organization in the last financial year. MCQ
- It is (A) no use of (B) calling him now; his phone is (C) switched off. MCQ
- No one could explain how a calm and balanced person like him could penetrate such a mindless act on his friends. MCQ
- Whenever my students come across new words, I ask them to look for it in the dictionary. MCQ