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Written by Sara Ahmed (English)

نیٹ · انگریزی · 12 سوالات

نام: ____________________ تاریخ: ____________

Not only the teacher but also the students ___ present.
- A were
- B is
- C has been
- D was
He asked me where I ___.
- A will live
- B am living
- C lived
- D live
I wish I ___ taller.
- A were
- B will be
- C was being
- D am
She is the student ___ won the first prize.
- A which
- B whom
- C who
- D whose
Scarcely had we begun the journey ___ it started to rain.
- A than
- B then
- C that
- D when
The teacher, along with his students, ___ going to the museum.
- A were
- B are
- C is
- D have been
Mathematics ___ my favourite subject.
- A is
- B are
- C have been
- D were
I have been waiting ___ two hours.
- A since
- B from
- C for
- D by
If it ___ tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.
- A will rain
- B would rain
- C rained
- D rains
Choose the correct sentence.
- A He is tallest than I am.
- B He is more taller than I am.
- C He is taller as I am.
- D He is taller than I am.
She suggested that he ____ a doctor.
- A sees
- B seeing
- C see
- D saw
Select the correct preposition: He is allergic ____ dust.
- A to
- B of
- C from
- D with

جوابی کلید

1. A, 2. C, 3. A, 4. C, 5. D, 6. C, 7. A, 8. C, 9. D, 10. D, 11. C, 12. A

With not only ... but also, the verb agrees with the noun closest to it, which is students, so it is plural.
In reported speech, the present tense shifts back to the past tense, so live becomes lived.
After wish, an unreal present situation uses the past form, and were is used for all persons.
Who is used for a person acting as the subject of the verb won.
Scarcely and hardly are followed by when. No sooner is followed by than.
The phrase along with does not make the subject plural. The subject is teacher, so the verb is singular.
The names of subjects such as mathematics, physics and economics take a singular verb.
For is used with a length of time, such as two hours. Since is used with a starting point.
In a first conditional sentence, the if clause uses the simple present, even though it refers to the future.
The comparative is taller, followed by than. More taller is a double comparative, tallest is a superlative, and as is the wrong linking word.
After suggest, the base form is used in formal English.
The adjective allergic is followed by to.