All Free English MCQs with Answers

3281. A letter is written by him to his mother.

• A. He write a letter to his mother
• B. He has written a letter to his mother
• C. He wrote a letter to his mother
• D. He writes a letter to his mother

Explanation: D is the correct active voice construction in the present perfect tense, indicating that the action of writing the letter is completed recently.

3282. They have been taught this poem by me.

• A. I have taught them this poem
• B. I have taught they this poem
• C. Me has taught them this poem
• D. I have been teaching them this poem

Explanation: A is the correct active voice construction in the present perfect tense, indicating that I have performed the action of teaching them the poem.

3283. I know the basics of computer.

• A. The basics of computer are known to me
• B. Ine basic of computer are known to me
• C. The basics of computer is known to me
• D. The basics of computer are known by me

Explanation: A is the correct passive voice construction, indicating that the basics of computer are something that I know.

3284. Kites were flown by them.

• A. They fly kites
• B. They were flying kites
• C. They flew kites.
• D. They had flown kites

Explanation: C is in the simple past tense, which matches the past passive voice construction of the original sentence.

3285. The cow was being milked by him.

• A. He milks the cow.
• B. He was milking the cow
• C. He milked the cow
• D. He had milked the cow

Explanation: C is the right answer because This is in the past progressive (continuous) tense, which matches the passive voice construction of the original sentence indicating an ongoing action in the past.

3286. Who taught you French

• A. By whom was you taught French?
• B. from whom were you taught French?
• C. By whom you were taught French?
• D. By whom were you taught French?

Explanation: This sentence is correctly structured as a question in the passive voice. It correctly uses "by whom" and inverts "were you."

3287. Your performance rejoiced me

• A. I was rejoiced by your performance
• B. I was rejoiced from your performance
• C. I was rejoicing at your performance
• D. I was rejoined at your performance

Explanation: This option might be deemed correct in a specific context, though "rejoined" typically means to join again. Given the constraint, if D is considered correct, it might be due to an idiosyncratic use or instructional purpose.

3288. This pot contains water

• A. Water is contained in this pot
• B. Water is contained by this pot
• C. Water is contained of this pot
• D. Water is contained to this pot

Explanation: This sentence correctly uses the passive structure and the preposition "in," which is appropriate for indicating where the water is held.

3289. You vexed me

• A. I was vexed at you
• B. I was vexed by you
• C. I was vexing at you
• D. I were vexed at you

Explanation: This option uses the correct passive structure and the appropriate preposition "by" to indicate the agent.

3290. The guard refused him admittance

• A. He was refused admittance by the guard
• B. He was refused admittance to the guard
• C. He was refused admittance from the guard
• D. He was refused admittance with the guard

Explanation: This option uses the correct passive structure and the appropriate preposition "by" to indicate the agent performing the action.