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.

    Word Pair Analogies
    Unusual : Novelty :: ______ : Standard (choose the word that best completes the comparison)
    Unusual describes a novelty, and familiar describes a standard.
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    CSS Solved Idioms (Past Papers from 2000 to Date)
    Choose suitable meaning of idiom ‘Murphy’s law’
    ‘Murphy’s law’ means: Humorous axiom stating that anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
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    English Antonyms
    Antonym of DELETE
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    Sentence Completion
    With all of the recent negative events in her life, she felt ______ forces must be at work.
    Malignant (adj.) means disposed to cause distress or inflict suffering intentionally; inclining to produce death; an injurious infiltration.
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    English Antonyms
    Antonym of CAPABLE
    Capable means able; unskilled means lacking skill or ability, unable.
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    Word Pair Analogies
    Continuation : Sequel :: Scheme : ________ (choose the word that best completes the comparison)
    Continuation and sequel are synonyms; scheme and plot are synonyms.
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    CSS Solved Idioms (Past Papers from 2000 to Date)
    Choose suitable meaning of idiom ‘Find one’s feet’
    ‘Find one’s feet’ means: To grow in confidence in a new situation as one gains experience. Look at the sentence: It takes time to learn the office routine, but you will gradually find your feet.
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    English Synonyms
    Synonym of DOGMA
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    Sentence Completion
    Marvin’s ______ prevented him from finishing his work and was evidenced in his large phone bills.
    Loquacity (n.) is talkativeness; the state of continual talking.
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    Prepositions Level 1
    He sat ______ the back of the car.
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