Master the complexities of the English language with our Daily Quiz: General English. This curated set of 35 Advanced Grammar MCQs is designed for aspirants aiming to ace competitive exams like SSC, Banking, and UPSC. Featuring a mixed bag of challenges—including Active/Passive Voice, Reported Speech, and Error Detection—each question comes with a detailed explanation to clarify core concepts. Whether you’re practicing for high-level proficiency or a quick daily brush-up, these interactive questions provide the perfect environment to sharpen your verbal ability. Dive in to improve your accuracy, understand tricky grammatical nuances, and boost your overall exam confidence today!
Q1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “If he _______ harder, he would have passed the exam.”
(A) worked
(B) had worked
(C) has worked
(D) would work
Answer: (B)
This is a Third Conditional sentence, used for unreal past situations. The structure is: If + past perfect, would have + past participle.
Q2. Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error: “The number of people (A) / interested in the (B) / new scheme are (C) / increasing daily (D).”
(A) Part A
(B) Part B
(C) Part C
(D) Part D
Answer: (C)
“The number of” always takes a singular verb. Therefore, “are” should be replaced with “is”.
Q3. Convert to Indirect Speech: My friend said to me, “Let’s go for a walk.”
(A) My friend suggested to me that we should go for a walk.
(B) My friend told me that we go for a walk.
(C) My friend proposed me to go for a walk.
(D) My friend asked me to go for a walk.
Answer: (A)
For sentences starting with “Let’s”, the reporting verb is changed to “suggested” or “proposed” followed by “that we should”.
Q4. Which of the following is the correct synonym for “Prudent”?
(A) Reckless
(B) Hasty
(C) Wise
(D) Foolish
Answer: (C)
“Prudent” means showing care and thought for the future. “Wise” or “Cautious” are its closest synonyms.
Q5. Fill in the blank with the appropriate preposition: “She has been suffering _______ fever since Monday.”
(A) with
(B) from
(C) by
(D) through
Answer: (B)
The verb “suffer” is followed by the preposition “from” when referring to an illness or condition.
Q6. Choose the correct passive form: “Who wrote this book?”
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