English Language

This English section covers the main areas of English grammar MCQ exercises at both beginner and advanced levels and concentrates on areas you need to pass the exams or tests of any kind including tests conducted by: FPSC, NTS, SIBA STS, KPPSC, PPSC, SPSC, BPSC, OTS, UTS, PTS, CTS, ATS, ITS, CSS and PMS etc.

    Forms of Verb
    Clothing made by Bangladeshi workers are_______ by millions of consumers around the world.
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    One Word Substitution
    One who intervenes between two or more parties to settle differences (one word substitution)
    Intermediary: An intermediary is a person who acts as a mediator or facilitator between two or more parties who are in conflict or dispute. The intermediary listens to both sides of the argument and tries to find common ground and a solution that satisfies everyone involved.
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    Pair of Words
    The drug is often _________ for ulcers.
    “Prescribe” (Verb) means: (especially by a doctor) To write or give medical prescription or to say what medical treatment someone should have. In simple words, if a doctor writes or tells you medicine or treatment, they tell you what medicine or treatment you should go for. Synonyms for “Prescribe” are: Specify, order, direct, stipulate, etc. Whereas, “Proscribe” (Verb) means: To not allow something (of a government or other authority). In simple words, If something is proscribed by someone or people in authority, it means that the use of that thing is forbidden. Synonyms for “Proscribe” are: Prohibit, interdict, embargo, boycott, forbid, ban, etc.
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    One Word Substitution
    To seize control of a vehicle in order to force it to go to a new destination, or demand something (one word substitution)
    Hijack: To hijack means to seize control of a vehicle, such as an airplane, train, or car, in order to force it to go to a new destination or to demand something, often through the use of threats or violence. The term can also be used more generally to describe the act of taking control of something that belongs to someone else without their permission.
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    Adverbs
    The police are looking for him everywhere. (Which word is an adverb in the sentence?)
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    Irregular Verb
    I have never (wear) a dress
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    100 Important Preposition Questions
    It is _______ three o’clock; it is nearly a quarter past three.
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    English Antonyms
    Antonym of DESPONDENCY
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    Irregular Verb
    I have never (stand) in a lift with a celebrity.
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    Irregular Verb
    We (sit) at home all day yesterday.
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