All Free English MCQs with Answers

3181. Convert into Passive Voice;"One should keep one's promise."

• A. One's promise should be kept.
• B. One's promise has to be kept.
• C. A promise should be keeping.
• D. A promise should be kept.

Explanation: "A promise should be kept", is a passive voice construction that conveys the same meaning, emphasizing the thing that should be done (a promise) and the action that should be taken (kept).

3182. Convert into Passive Voice;"A stone struck me on the head."

• A. I was struck by a stone on the head.
• B. My head was struck by a stone.
• C. I had been struck by a stone on the head.
• D. I was struck on the head by a stone.

Explanation: "I was struck on the head by a stone", is a passive voice construction that conveys the same meaning, emphasizing the person who experienced the action (I) and the location of the action (on the head).

3183. Convert into Passive Voice;"I saw him conducting the rehearsal."

• A. He was seen conducting the rehearsal.
• B. I saw the rehearsal to be conducted by him.
• C. He was seen by me to conduct the rehearsal.
• D. I saw the rehearsal being conducted by him.

Explanation: "I saw the rehearsal being conducted by him", is a passive voice construction that conveys the same meaning, emphasizing the thing being conducted (the rehearsal) and the person performing the action (him).

3184. Convert into Passive Voice;''Who taught her such things?"

• A. Who was she taught such things by?
• B. She was taught such things by who?
• C. By whom she was taught such things?
• D. By whom was she taught such things?

Explanation: "By whom was she taught such things?", is a passive voice construction that asks the same question, emphasizing the person who received the action (she) and the person who performed the action (by whom).

3185. Convert into Active Voice;"He was arrested on the charge of theft, but for lack of evidence he was released."

• A. He was arrested on a charge of theft, but was released for lack of evidence.
• B. The police arrested him on a charge of theft, but for lack of evidence he was released.
• C. The police arrested him on a charge of theft, but for lack of evidence released him.
• D. None of these

Explanation: B is the correct transformation of the given sentence into its Active voice following the same tense as in the original sentence and conveys the same meaning.

3186. Convert into Passive Voice;"You must look into this matter."

• A. This matter has been looked into by you.
• B. This matter may be looked into by you.
• C. This matter should be looked into by you.
• D. This matter into looked by you.

Explanation: "This matter should be looked into by you", is a passive voice construction that conveys the same meaning, emphasizing the importance of the action (looking into the matter) and the person responsible (you).

3187. Convert into Passive Voice;"People claim to have seen the suspect in several cities."

• A. The suspect is being seen in several cities.
• B. The suspect has been the people in several cities.
• C. The suspect was seen by people in several cities.
• D. The suspect is claimed to have been seen in several cities.

Explanation: "The suspect is claimed to have been seen in several cities", is a passive voice construction that conveys the same meaning, emphasizing the suspect and the claim made about them.

3188. Convert into Active Voice;''Have the box broken."

• A. Have the broken box.
• B. Break the box.
• C. They have broken the box.
• D. Get someone to break the box.

Explanation: "Get someone to break the box", is a more explicit and natural way to convey the same meaning, indicating that you want someone to perform the action of breaking the box. This correctly indicates the active transformation of the given sentence.

3189. Convert into Passive Voice;"Who teaches you English?"

• A. By whom were you taught English?
• B. By whom are you taught English?
• C. English is taught by whom?
• D. By whom will you be taught English?

Explanation: ''By whom are you taught English?", is a passive voice construction that asks the same question, emphasizing the person being taught (you) and the person teaching (by whom).

3190. Convert into Passive Voice;"You will have finished this work by tomorrow."

• A. This work will have been finished tomorrow.
• B. This work will be finished by tomorrow.
• C. This work will finished tomorrow.
• D. This work will have been finished by tomorrow.

Explanation: "This work will have been finished by tomorrow", is a passive voice construction that conveys the same meaning, emphasizing the work and the expected completion time.