English Grammar
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- Pay careful attention towhat I am going to say. What type of clause is the underlined one? MCQ
- Tambulkhana is the village where Jasim Uddin was born. What type of clause is ‘where Jasim Uddin was born’? MCQ
- She did not seem hopeful that he would arrive. What type of clause is “that he would arrive”? MCQ
- I don’t know how I can make up for the loss caused by the storm. Here, ‘how I can make up the loss’ is a/an MCQ
- He does not always believe as he says. What type of clause is ‘as he says’? MCQ
- He took an umbrella with him since the weather was cloudy. What type of Adverb Clause is ‘since the weather was cloudy’? MCQ
- He did not follow the rules even though he was aware of the consequence of this violation. What type of clause is ‘even though he was aware of the consequence of this violation’? MCQ
- He knew his real enemy at eleventh hour. Here “at eleventh hour” is– MCQ
- In spite of so many precarious threats, he was without nervousness. Here “without nervousness” is– MCQ
- I shall go where he goes. Here ’where he goes’ is – MCQ
- This is the pen which I gave my friend who is the best student in our class and possesses a great mentality. How many clauses are there in this sentence? MCQ
- Sorry! I could not do this because of my illness resulting from the prolonged journey. The number of clause(s) in the sentence is – MCQ
- Whatever you say, I don't believe. Here “Whatever you say” is MCQ
- He went to a place whence no traveller returns. What type of clause is ‘whence no traveller returns’? MCQ
- He has arrived here at a great speed. Here `at a great speed` is a/an MCQ
- Now, you are free form all dangers. “Free form all dangers” is a /an MCQ
- Qualifying in the BCS exam is not very easy at all. Here, ‘’Qualifying in the BCS exam’’ is- MCQ
- A group of words that does not contain a finite verb is called a/an- MCQ
- The natives laughed at him though he was a British Police Officer. Here, “laughed at” is - MCQ
- I am waiting for his departure from the town. Here, ‘his departure from the town’ is a/an- MCQ