All Free English MCQs with Answers

3291. One should keep one's promises

• A. Promises should be kept
• B. Promises should be keeping
• C. Promises should have been kept
• D. Promises should kept

Explanation: This option correctly transforms the active voice into the passive voice while maintaining the intended meaning. It uses the correct modal verb "should" followed by "be" and the past participle "kept."

3292. Who did this?

• A. By whom this was done?
• B. By whom were this done?
• C. By whom was this done?
• D. By whom was that done?

Explanation: This option correctly forms the passive question with proper word order and subject-verb agreement.

3293. His son pleases him.

• A. He is pleasing with his son
• B. He is pleases with his son
• C. He is pleased with his son
• D. He is pleased of his son

Explanation: This option correctly uses the passive form "is pleased" to convey the meaning that the subject (him) feels pleased by the action related to his son.

3294. I am to learn a lesson

• A. A lesson is to be learning by me.
• B. A lesson is to be learned by me.
• C. A lesson is to learned by me.
• D. A lesson is to being learned by me.

Explanation: This option correctly uses the passive structure with "is to be learned" and includes the agent "by me," which accurately transforms the original sentence into passive voice.

3295. They made him king

• A. He was made by king
• B. He was made king
• C. He was being made king
• D. He was made to king

Explanation: his option correctly uses the passive voice without the need for an additional preposition. It accurately reflects the transformation from the active voice to the passive voice.

3296. I have done my work

• A. Our work has been done us
• B. My work has been done by I
• C. My work has been done by me
• D. My work has done by me

Explanation: This option correctly uses the passive voice with the appropriate pronoun "me" and accurately reflects the meaning of the original sentence.

3297. They were beating us

• A. They were beating them
• B. Us were being beaten by them
• C. We were beaten by them
• D. We were being beaten by they

Explanation: This option correctly uses the passive voice and properly changes the sentence to reflect the original meaning in passive form.

3298. You can play with these kittens quite safely.

• A. These kittens can played with quite safely.
• B. These kittens can play with you quite safely.
• C. These kittens can be played with you quite safely.
• D. These kittens can be played with quite safely.

Explanation: The original sentence "You can play with these kittens quite safely" is in active voice, where the subject "you" performs the action of playing with the kittens.- To convert it to passive voice, we need to make the kittens the subject, and the action (playing) is performed on them. Hence, the correct passive voice construction is "These kittens can be played with quite safely".

3299. A child could not have done this mischief.

• A. This mischief could not be done by a child.
• B. This mischief could not been done by a child.
• C. This mischief could not have been done by a child.
• D. This mischief a child could not have been done.

Explanation: - The original sentence "A child could not have done this mischief" is in active voice, where the subject "a child" performs the action of doing the mischief.- To convert it to passive voice, we need to make the mischief the subject, and the action (doing) is performed on it. Hence, the correct passive voice construction is "This mischief could not have been done by a child".

3300. Work hard.

• A. Let the work be hard.
• B. Work be hard.
• C. Let you work be hard.
• D. You are advised to work hard.

Explanation: - The original sentence "Work hard" is an imperative sentence, which is a command or instruction.- To convert it to a declarative sentence (a statement), we need to add a subject and a verb. Hence, the correct declarative sentence is "You are advised to work hard".