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Change the Voice of the following sentence:"Was she sewing my shirt"?
  • A. Was my shirt sewing by her?
  • B. Was my shirt been sewing by her?
  • C. Had my shirt been sewed by her?
  • D. Was my shirt being sewn by her?
Don't count your before they are hatched. Complete the proverb.
  • A. Quails
  • B. Sparrows
  • C. Ducks
  • D. Chickens
Choose the correct antonym: Oblivion
  • A. Insensibility
  • B. Disregard
  • C. Awareness
  • D. Indifference
What is the antonym of "Benign"?
  • A. Malevolent
  • B. Soft
  • C. Friendly
  • D. Foolish
Change the narration: I said to my son, "You are sure to top the list of the successful candidates".
  • A. I said to my son that he is sure to top the list of the successful candidates
  • B. I said to my son if he was sure to top the list of the success candidates.
  • C. I told my son that he was sure to top the list of the successful candidates
  • D. I told my son that he were sure to have topped the list of the successful candidates
Find the correct indirect sentence: Nazir said, "I did my duty with full justice."
  • A. Nazir told that he had done his duty with full justice
  • B. Nazir said that he had done his duty with full justice.
  • C. Nazir said he had done his duty with full justice.
  • D. Nazir told that he did his duty with full justice
Convert to direction from: He said, "Hurrah! We have won the match".
  • A. He exclaimed with joy that they had won the match
  • B. He told them that they had won the match
  • C. He asked if they had won the match
  • D. He exclaimed that they have won the match
Proverb "To fight tooth and nail" means:
  • A. To fight a losing battle
  • B. To oppose resolutely
  • C. To have a physical fight
  • D. To lodge a formal protest
What is the synonym of "Forbid"?
  • A. Preclude
  • B. Prohibit
  • C. Inhibit
  • D. Debar