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English
A. The informations is useful.
B. The information are useful.
C. The information is useful.
D. An information is useful.
Answer: \'Information\' is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb \'is\'.
English
A. Kind
B. Generous
C. Malevolent
D. Charitable
Answer: \'Benevolent\' means well-meaning and kindly; \'malevolent\' means having evil intentions.
English
A. She have been waiting for an hour.
B. She has been waited for an hour.
C. She has been waiting for an hour.
D. She has been wait for an hour.
Answer: Present perfect continuous tense uses \'has/have been + verb-ing\'.
English
A. very
B. too
C. more
D. most
Answer: \'Very\' is used to intensify adverbs. \'Very fluently\' is correct.
English
A. sudden
B. suddenly
C. suddenness
D. suddenely
Answer: \'Suddenly\' is an adverb that modifies the verb \'put off\'.
English
A. The proposal will be approved by the manager.
B. The proposal is approved by the manager.
C. The proposal was approved by the manager.
D. The proposal has been approved by the manager.
Answer: Simple future passive uses \'will be + past participle\'.
English
A. since
B. from
C. for
D. by
Answer: \'For\' is used with a period of time (two hours).
English
A. A letter is written by her every day.
B. A letter was written by her every day.
C. A letter has been written by her.
D. A letter is being written by her.
Answer: Simple present passive is formed with \'is/am/are + past participle\'.
English
A. He suggested me to go home.
B. He suggested that I go home.
C. He suggested to me going home.
D. He suggested me going home.
Answer: \'Suggest\' is followed by a that-clause with the subjunctive mood, not by an object + infinitive.
English
A. The project has been completed by him.
B. The project is completed by him.
C. The project was completed by him.
D. The project had been completed by him.
Answer: Present perfect passive uses \'has/have been + past participle\'.
English
A. You are playing tennis
B. It is your turn to take action
C. You have won the game
D. You are in charge
Answer: \'The ball is in your court\' means it is now your responsibility to make a decision or take action.
English
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. no article
Answer: \'The\' is used with superlative adjectives. \'The tallest\' is correct.
English
A. He don\'t like coffee.
B. He doesn\'t likes coffee.
C. He doesn\'t like coffee.
D. He not like coffee.
Answer: For third person singular, we use \'doesn\'t\' followed by the base form of the verb \'like\'.
English
A. Each of the students have submitted their assignment.
B. Each of the students has submitted his or her assignment.
C. Each of the students have submitted his or her assignment.
D. Each of the students has submitted their assignment.
Answer: \'Each\' is a singular indefinite pronoun, so it takes \'has\'. \'His or her\' maintains strict grammatical agreement.
English
A. All the cookies were eaten by the children.
B. All the cookies are eaten by the children.
C. All the cookies have been eaten by the children.
D. All the cookies had been eaten by the children.
Answer: Simple past passive is formed with \'was/were + past participle\'.
English
A. at
B. in
C. on
D. through
Answer: \'Looked through\' means to look from inside to outside via the window.
English
A. They heard the voice clearly.
B. The voice is heard clearly.
C. Someone heard the voice clearly.
D. The voice was being heard clearly.
Answer: In passive voice, the subject receives the action. The active form uses \'They heard the voice clearly\'.
English
A. on
B. at
C. in
D. for
Answer: \'Interested in\' is the correct prepositional phrase.
English
A. Permanent
B. Fleeting
C. Eternal
D. Lasting
Answer: \'Ephemeral\' means lasting for a very short time, and \'fleeting\' is its closest synonym.
English
A. To waste resources
B. To work late into the night
C. To cook food
D. To start a fire
Answer: \'Burn the midnight oil\' means to work or study late at night.