List of top English Questions

Renu is the most beautiful girl of this locality. (Comparative Degree)
Correct any one of the following sentences: Mohan's father purse has been stolen.
Transform any one of the following as directed:
He has done his work. (Passive Voice)
Some teachers command respect. They are good. (Complex Sentence)
Ram Pal is junior than me.
Combine any one of the following as directed (synthesis): This mango is sweet. That mango is sweet. Only one mango of them is sweet. (Compound Sentence)
Change any one of the following into indirect speech: Rita said, "She can do this work."
Deepu studies since 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. daily. Which word is an error in the sentence?
Choose the correct option to answer the following questions:
Government by the officials is called:
The phrase 'null and void' means:
The synonym for 'bold' is:
Change any one of the following into indirect speech: Ram said to me, "God is everywhere."
The antonym of 'cruel' is:
Write an article on any one of the following topics in about 100-150 words:
Unemployment in India and its reasons.
Write an article on any one of the following topics in about 100-150 words:
Freedom of Speech
Write an article on any one of the following topics in about 100-150 words:
Soaring prices and measures to control it.
Write a letter to the Health Officer complaining against insanitary conditions of the locality you live in.
Write a letter to your friend inviting him to attend your elder brother's marriage.
Answer the following questions in about 40 words each:
Whose picture was there on the stamp of the envelope that came to Charley’s Granddad?
When did the anxiety of the Maharaja reach a fever pitch?
What was the terrible warning given to the author, Zitkala-Sa, by her friend Judewin?
What was Bama’s reaction after knowing about untouchability?
Answer any one of the following questions in about 80 words each:
How can you say that Dr. Sadao’s father was serious about his son’s study?
Describe the Y.M.C.A. pool on the basis of the lesson 'Deep Water'.
Write the central idea of any one of the following poems:
Keeping Quiet