English Grammar Practice Test 4

Created on April 11, 2023 By

Ajay Kumar

English Grammar Practice Test 4

This is practice test 4. We have already published 3 practice tests earlier. You should take this test to test your English Grammar. We have selected these questions from UPTGT Previous Paper.

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29. Find out incorrect sentence.

(1) But one thing, however, has not changed.

(2) You should act like me.

(3) If you do not work hard, you can not succeed.

(4) I will wait here until you come back.

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28. What is the grammatical status of the highlighted word in the following sentence?

Everybody joins hands and dances round.

(1) noun

(2) adjective

(3) adverb

(4) verb

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27. What is the grammatical status of the highlighted word in the following sentence?

There was a great round of applause.

(1) noun

(2) adverb

(3) adjective

(4) verb

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27. Mark the part with the error. (Read the four options as the parts of the given sentence).

(1) One must grab advantage of

(2) opportunities to talk with native speakers

(3) if you want to improve

(4) one's English

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25. Find out appropriately transformed exclamatory sentence of the following assertive sentence.

We had a very merry time of it last night.

(1) What merry time they had this night !

(2) What a merry time we have this night

(3) What a merry time we had of it last night!

(4) What a merry time they have of it last night!

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24. Your behaviour does not admit ...... any excuses.

(1) in

(2) of

(3) for

(4) to

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23. I have not seen him ......... last month.

(1) for

(2) from

(3) since

(4) till

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22. We divided the property .......... several parts.

(1) into

(2) with

(3) among

(4) of

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21. Identify the error part in the following sentence.

(Consider four options comprising the complete sentence)

(1) Fifteen miles

(2) are

(3) long way

(4) to walk

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20. Find out the most suitable preposition from the given options.

I broke this glass ....... accident.

(1) at

(2) by

(3) in

(4) of

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19. Transform the following sentence into an "Exclamatory' sentence:

This story is very beautifully told.

(1) This story is narrated beautifully.

(2) This story is communicated so gracefully!

(3) How graceful the writer is in telling this story!

(4) How beautifully this story is told!

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18. My views may be different ......... yours but you should not be indifferent ......... your interest

Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions.

(1) from, from

(2) to, from

(3) from, to

(4) to, to

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17. Pick out the correct preposition from the options given below each of the sentences so as to complete them. We didn't get home ........... 2 a.m.

(1) at

(2) after

(3) till

(4) to

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16. Find out the most suitable preposition from the given options.

These boxes are very heavy. They are full ...... books.

(1) with

(2) of

(3) in

(4) from

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15. Mark the part with the error. (Read the four options as the parts of the given sentence)

(1) Each cigarette which

(2) a person smokes does

(3) some harm and eventually you may get

(4) a serious diseases from its effect

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14. Identify the error part in the following sentence.

(Consider the four options comprising the complete sentence)

(1) Rajeev was happy

(2) that Sanjay and his sister was going

(3) on the same train

(4) next day

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13. The boss wanted to know ....... done the job.

(1) how I had

(3) how would I have

(2) that how had I

(4) how had I

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Choose suitable option from the given options.

12. I (be) there, situation (be) different.

(1) I (had been) there, situation (was) different.

(2) (was) there, situation (was) different

(3) (Had)I (been) there, situation (would have been) different.

(4) (Had) (been) there, situation (had been) different.

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11. Among the following sentences which is not correctly punctuated?

(1) Ram, the son of Dashrath, killed Ravan'

(2) "Man" he said "is a political animal."

(3) I told him that I would help him.

(4) He is an honest person; even his enemies say so.

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10. Find out the most suitable preposition from the given options.

The new medicine prevents the virus. ............ growing.

(1) to

(2) from

(3) in

(4) for

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9. Identify the error part in the following sentence.

(Consider the four options comprising the complete sentence)

(1) Neither my brother

(2) nor my brother-in-law

(3) were able to help me

(4) in the work

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8. Mark the part with the error. (Read the four options as the parts of one sentence that is given).

(1) These kind of apparel

(2) seems to be expensive

(3) but it is relatively

(4) affordable to maintain

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7. Find out the correct sentence.

(1) He gave me much too pain.

(2) I shall go just now.

(3) He always gets success since the hardly works.

(4) I shall be only too glad to see you.

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Transform the sentence as given in bracket.

6. Why should they be blamed by you? (Active)

(1) Why should you blame them?

(2) Let you not blame them.

(3) Why you should not blame them?

(4) None of the above

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Transform the sentence as given in bracket.

5. Who would not love his country? (Assertive)

(1) Everyone would love his country.

(2) Everyone should love his country.

(3) Hardly anyone would love his country.

(4) Some people may not love his country.

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Transform the sentence as given in bracket.

4. The president appointed him Governor. (Passive)

(1) The governor was appointed by the President.

(2) He was appointed by the President.

(3) He was appointed Governor by the President.

(4) None of the above

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Transform the sentence as given in bracket.

3. The apple was too sour to eat. (Remove 'too')

(1) The apple was very sour.

(2) The apple was extremely sour to eat

(3) The apple was so sour that it can not be eaten.

(4) The apple was so sour that it could not be eaten.

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2. Find out the most suitable preposition from the given options.

It was very generous ......... you to offer to help me.

(1) about

(2) from

(3) of

(4) for

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1. Transform direct narration into indirect narration:

Ram said, "How lovely this flower is !"

(1) Ram said how lovely this flower was with joy.

(2) Ram exclaimed with joy that it was a lovely flower.

(3) Ram exclaimed with joy that a lovely flower was.

(4) Raid said with joy that it was a lovely flower.

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