English Grammar

‘He admitted that he knew the fact.’ The correct passive voice of this sentence is-

‘He has had ups and downs in life.’ The word ‘up’ in this sentence is a/an-

‘He is as intimate to me as to you.’ The comparative form of the sentence is-

‘He is strong enough to carry the load’. This is a –

‘I saw the man near the station.’ The word ‘near’ in this sentence is a/an -

‘Not only Anis but also his brothers performed their duty properly.’ This is a –

‘Rony and Jony are Mr Jacob’s dogs.’ Here in this sentence ‘are’ is a/an:

‘Seeing the police, the thief ran away’. This is a –

‘That he is a corrupted person is an open secret’. This is a –

‘That he is an honest man is known to all’. This is a-

‘The eggs smell rotten.’ The verb in this sentence is-

‘There is no mother but loves her child.’ The word ‘but’ in this sentence is a/an-

‘What class do you read in?’ The word ‘what’ in this sentence is a/an-

‘You are a coward.’ The word ‘coward’ in this sentence is a/an-

‘You can do whatever you like’. This is a –

“A man is known by the company he keeps.” The correct active voice of this sentence is-

“Abdullah was tired of walking”. Here 'walking' is a/an-

“Copyingis prohibited in the examination”. In the sentence copying is used as a/an –

"Didar ran a race." - In this sentence the verb is -

"Everyone enjoyed her singing." Here the word 'singing' is a/an -