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.

    Prepositions After Verbs
    I thought the nurse was looking _____ you.
    Prepositions Level 3
    You must work hard ___ your English.
    CSS Solved Synonyms and Antonyms
    Choose Synonym of ‘Bulwark’:
    English Idioms and Phrases
    To “edge out” means _____.
    English Synonyms
    Synonym of REDOLENT
    redolent means aromatic or full of a specific scent, or odorous
    English Idioms and Phrases
    To “make believe” means to _____.
    Sentence Completion
    We must ______ the information about the agenda changes immediately so that the conference attendees have time to adjust their schedules.
    To disseminate (v.) means to scatter widely, diffuse, spread abroad.
    CSS Solved Synonyms and Antonyms
    Choose Synonym of ‘Sinister’:
    Sinister (Adj.) means: Harmful, menacing, or vindictive. Anything that make us feel that something bad or evil might happen is called sinister.
    Synonyms
    Synonyms of ‘Sinister’ are:
    Evil, threatening, menacing, forbidding, dire, ominous, malignant, malevolent, baleful, injurious, bode-full, vindictive, dangerous, deadly, intimidating, harmful, pernicious, noxious, venomous, ruinous, minatory, maleficent, minacious, vicious, hostile, spiteful, rancorous, evil-minded, etc.
    Antonyms
    Antonyms of ‘Sinister’ are:
    Good, encouraging, reassuring, calming, benign, heartening, benevolent, auspicious, propitious, etc.
    Word in a sentence
    There is a sinister feeling about that old abandoned house.
    The ruined building had a sinister appearance.
    Marry has dark, sinister eyes, which make people nervous when she looks at them.
    English Idioms and Phrases
    If a woman is a “knock-out” she’s _____.
    Verbals: Infinitives and Gerunds
    They do not have _____ water in their house.