List of top English Questions

Select the correct grammatical sentence from the following:
Find the antonym for ‘Commodious’:
Complete the pair words by selecting the appropriate word:
Bride and ____:
Find the synonym for ‘Astute’:
Identify the one-word substitute for a concluding speech or comment at the end of the play:
Find one-word substitute for ‘one who adapts oneself readily to various situations’:
Infirmary is ____:
Choose the best alternative for the idiom: ‘Much ado about nothing’
Choose the best alternative for the idiom: ‘Wash dirty linen in public’
Identify the best alternative for the phrase ‘Birds of the same feather’
The famous English Romantic poet William Wordsworth has written ____.
The author of the Greek epic 'The Iliad' is:
Walk quickly _____ you should miss the bus.
Sati is a cruel ____.

Identify the segment with error:
Besides the river he lay to take rest for some time.

Find the grammatical error in the following segments:
Ganges is  one of the largest rivers at our country

Identify the segment with grammatical error:
I never remember to have seen a more exciting movie.

Identify the segment with error:
After returning from the post office I laid down on the coach to rest.

Choose the correct prepositional phrase from the following:
Arrange the words in the correct order to form a grammatically sound sentence :
a) Yesterday
b) to
c) the
d) library
e) I
f) went
Choose the correct order :
Rearrange the following parts of a sentence to make a meaningful sentence.
P. much as a common
Q. love, friendship and respect
R. do not unite people as
S. hatred for something.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Choose the correct option to change the following sentence into passive voice:-
It is believed that the thieves got in through the kitchen window.
The builders told us that pile of cement was ____ to their requirement.
Identify the meaning of the idiom or phrase in capitals from the choices. She had to BITE THE BULLET in the current scenario.
Identify the meaning of the idiom or phrase in capitals from the choices. He always KEEPS HIS CARDS CLOSE TO THE CHEST.