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English
A. Everyone
B. should bring
C. their own lunch
D. no error
Answer: \'Everyone\' is singular; it should be \'his or her own lunch.\'
English
A. Somnambulist
B. Narcoleptic
C. Somniloquist
D. Hypnotist
Answer: \'Somniloquist\' means a person who talks in their sleep.
English
A. Bibliophile
B. Philosopher
C. Audiophile
D. Photophile
Answer: \'Bibliophile\' means a person who collects or loves books.
English
A. Me and him
B. went to
C. the store
D. no error
Answer: Object pronouns as subjects are incorrect; should be \'He and I.\'
English
A. She said that she was going to school.
B. She said that she is going to school.
C. She said that I am going to school.
D. She said that she had been going to school.
Answer: In indirect speech, \'am\' changes to \'was\' and \'I\' changes to \'she.\'
English
A. He said that he would help me.
B. He said that he will help me.
C. He said that I will help him.
D. He said he would helps me.
Answer: \'Will\' changes to \'would\' and pronouns shift accordingly.
English
A. She gave me
B. a less number
C. of books
D. no error
Answer: \'Number\' is countable; use \'fewer,\' not \'less.\'
English
A. The teacher told us not to make noise.
B. The teacher said us not to make noise.
C. The teacher told to not make noise.
D. The teacher ordered not making noise.
Answer: Imperative negative: \'told not to + verb.\'
English
A. The
B. information
C. were
D. incorrect
Answer: \'Information\' is uncountable and takes a singular verb: \'was.\'
English
A. He said that he had finished his work.
B. He said that he has finished his work.
C. He said that I had finished my work.
D. He said that he finished his work.
Answer: \'Have finished\' changes to \'had finished\' in reported speech.
English
A. Each
B. of the students
C. have submitted
D. their assignment
Answer: \'Each\' is singular, so the verb should be \'has submitted.\'
English
A. She is
B. more smarter
C. than
D. her sister
Answer: \'Smarter\' is already comparative; \'more\' is redundant.
English
A. She asked me where I lived.
B. She asked me where do I live.
C. She asked me where I live.
D. She asked me where did I live.
Answer: Wh-questions in indirect speech use statement word order with past tense.
English
A. He
B. insisted
C. to go
D. with us
Answer: \'Insist\' is followed by \'on + gerund\': \'insisted on going.\'
English
A. He
B. don\'t
C. like
D. coffee
Answer: \'He\' requires \'doesn\'t\' (does not), not \'don\'t.\'
English
A. She advised me to study hard.
B. She told me that I should study hard.
C. She said me to study hard.
D. She suggested me to study hard.
Answer: Advice is reported using \'advised + object + to + verb.\'
English
A. Neither
B. he nor I
C. is going
D. no error
Answer: With \'neither...nor,\' the verb agrees with the nearer subject: \'am going.\'
English
A. Philanthropist
B. Misanthropist
C. Optimist
D. Egoist
Answer: \'Misanthropist\' means a person who dislikes humankind.
English
A. The
B. team
C. are
D. playing well
Answer: \'Team\' is a collective noun taking a singular verb: \'is playing.\'
English
A. Democracy
B. Aristocracy
C. Plutocracy
D. Oligarchy
Answer: \'Plutocracy\' means government by the wealthy.