All Free English MCQs with Answers

3411. His pocket has been picked

• A. They have his pocket picked
• B. Picking has been done to his pocket.
• C. Picked has been his pocket.
• D. Someone has picked his pocket.

Explanation: This is an active voice sentence. The subject "Someone" is performing the action of "picking" on the object "his pocket." This sentence properly reflects the active voice, as the doer of the action (Someone) is clearly stated

3412. The teacher punished the boys who had not done their homework.

• A. The boys who had not done their homework had been punished by their teacher
• B. The boys were punished by their teacher who had not done their homework
• C. The boys who had not done their homework were punished by the teacher.
• D. The boys who had not done their homework were being punished by the teacher.

Explanation: passive voice in simple past tense. Matches the original meaning.

3413. We must thank God for all the good things

• A. . Let us thank God for all the good things.
• B. God must be thanked for all the good things
• C. God could be thanked for all the good things
• D. God must be thanked by us

Explanation: This correctly reflects the passive transformation of the original sentence

3414. Rain disrupted the last day's play between India and Sri Lanka.

• A. The last day's play of India and Sri Lanka was disrupted by rain.
• B. "India and Sri Lanka's play of the last day was disrupted by rain
• C. "The last day's play between India and Sri Lanka was disrupted by rain."
• D. The last day's play between India and Sri Lanka were disrupted by

Explanation: This option accurately reflects the original sentence and maintains clarity and correctness

3415. He offered me all the money at his command.

• A. I was offered all the money at his command
• B. "I am being offered all the money at his command.
• C. "I had been offered all the money at his command."
• D. "I have been offered all the money at his command

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation of the original sentence, accurately reflecting the past action

3416. The shopkeeper lowered the prices

• A. The prices lowered the shopkeeper
• B. "The prices were lowered by the shopkeeper
• C. "Down went the prices
• D. The shopkeeper got down the prices

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation of the original sentence, preserving both meaning and clarity.

3417. The Government is building new bridges

• A. New bridges were built by the government
• B. New bridges are building by the government
• C. "New bridges have been built by the government
• D. "New bridges are being built by the government.

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation, preserving the present continuous tense and meaning of the original sentence.

3418. I know him

• A. He is known by me
• B. "He was known to me.
• C. He has been known by me
• D. "He is known to me

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation and reflects the natural usage of English for the given context

3419. When will you return my books?

• A. . When will my books be returned?
• B. "When my books will be returned?"
• C. "When are my books returned by you?
• D. "When will my books return?

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation of the original sentence, maintaining both the question format and tense

3420. You may choose the book.

• A. The book may be choose by you
• B. "The book may be chosen by you.
• C. "The book may choose by you."
• D. "The book is chosen by me."

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation of the original sentence, maintaining both meaning and grammatical accuracy.