Class 6 English GRAMMER & Exercise MCQS FOR Teaching JOBS
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Class 6 English GRAMMER & Exercise MCQS FOR Teaching JOBS
GRAMMER MCQS ON Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Q: Underline the nouns in the sentence below and say whether they are countable or uncountable.
(1) I turned on all the fans. Ans: Fans > countable
(2) Have you found a house yet? Ans: House > countable
(3) That garden is beautiful. Ans: garden > uncountable
(4) There is no light. Ans: Light > uncountable
(5) The iron door has rusted Ans: iron > countable
GRAMMER MCQS
(1) There is a new boy in my class. Ans: There are new boys in my classes.
(2) A boy helped me find a taxi to go home. Ans: Two boys helped me find taxies to go home.
(3) There is a table in Adnan room. Ans: There are tables in Adnan's room.
(4) Sara said that her leg was aching. Ans: Sara said that her legs were aching.
(5) A farmer has brought a tractor. Ans: The farmers have brought tractors.
Q: Choose the correct option.
1. Baby and Apple are _________ noun. a) animate noun b) Inanimate.
Ans: a) Animate
2. Glasses and Calendar are _________ noun. a) animate noun b) Inanimate.
Ans: a) Inanimate
3. Lizard is _________ noun. a) animate noun b) Inanimate.
Ans: a) Animate
Q: Fill in the blank with the correct personal pronoun.
1. Marwa often read the Holy Quran. Ans: She often read the Holy Quran.
2. The hat is green. Ans: The hat is green.
3. Aslam is watching TV. . Ans: He is watching TV.
4. The cat is running. Ans: It is running cat.
5. My sister and I are going to the park. Ans: We are going to the park.
Q: Tell whether the underline word is main or helping verb?
1. This old house has no central heating.
a) Main verb b) Helping verb c) both of them d) None of these Ans: a
2. She was forgetting her problems.
a) Main verb b) Helping verb c) both of them d) None of these Ans: b
3. Do you have a glass of water?
a) Main verb b) Helping verb c) both of them d) None of these Ans: a
4. He is not thinking about his pen.
a) Main verb b) Helping verb c) both of them d) None of these Ans: b
5. I have had this computer for three years.
a) Main verb b) Helping verb c) both of them d) None of these Ans: b
Q: Read the sentences and circle whether it is action or linking verb?
1. She grew into fine young women.
Ans: She grew into fine young women. (Linking verb)
2. Most people drink coffee or tea every day.
Ans: Most people drink coffee or tea every day. (Action verb)
3. The vanilla ice cream tasted good.
Ans: The vanilla ice cream tasted good. (Linking verb)
4. He became the first man on the moon
Ans: He became the first man on the moon (Action verb)
5. The class ate all the burgers at the party.
Ans: The class ate all the burgers at the party. (Action verb)
Q: Fill in the blanks using the preposition, at, on and in.
1. Can you see a spider ___________ the ceiling?
a) on b) in c) at
2. The rose _________ your garden is very beautiful.
a) on b) in c) at
3. Were there are many cars __________ the road this evening?
a) on b) in c) at
4. I am meeting my friend ________ the gate of the park on Sunday.
a) on b) in c) at
5. Will you stay _________ home tomorrow?
a) on b) in c) at
Q: Complete the sentence with the correct verb forms of present simple or continuous.
1. It ________ here in summer? (Rain) Ans: It is raining here in summer?
2. Your English _______ better. (Get) Ans: Your English are getting better.
3. Where's Sara? She _______ now. (sleep) Ans: Where's Sara? She is sleeping now.
4. Well, goodnight. I ______ to bed. (go) Ans: Well, goodnight. I am going to bed.
5. Water ________ at 100 C. (Boil) Ans: Water is boiling at 100 C.
Q: Fill in the blanks with the tense of the verbs stated in the brackets.
1. He (speak) ________ well yesterday. (simple past)
Ans: He spoke well yesterday.
2. I (forget) ________ all about it. (present perfect)
Ans: I have forgotten all about it.
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