English QUIZ III

Change into present indefinite:

He worked hard because he wanted to win a prize.

• He work hard because he want to win a prize.

• He worked hard because he wants to win a prize.

• He works hard because he wants to win a prize.

• He worked hard because he wants to win a prize.

Change into interrogative:

I ran fast.

• Do I ran fast?

• Did I ran fast?

• Did I run fast?

• Do I run fast?

Change into affirmative:

She did not make a noise.

• She made a noise.

• She makes a noise.

• She make a noise.

• She mades a noise.

Change into future simple:

He does not like it.

• He will not like it.

• He likes it.

• He liked it.

• He will like it.

Change into negative:

He obeys his mother.

• He does not obeys his mother.

• He do not obey his mother.

• He does not obey his mother.

• He did not obey his mother.

Change into negative:

He put out the lamp.

• He did not putted out the lamp.

• He did not put out the lamp.

• He does not put out the lamp.

• He do not put out the lamp.

Change into affirmative:

Do you see the picture?

• You does not see the picture.

• You do not see the picture.

• You see the picture.

• You saw the picture.

Change into negative:

The villagers refused to pay the tax.

• The villagers do not refuse to pay the tax.

• The villagers did not refused to pay the tax.

• The villagers did not refuse to pay the tax.

• The villagers does not refuse to pay the tax

Choose the correct interrogative form:

He broke the jug yesterday

• Does he break the jug yesterday?

• Will he break the jug yesterday?

• Did he break the jug yesterday?

• Had he broken the jug yesterday?

Choose the correct assertive form:

It does not rain much in Karachi.

• It has rained much in Karachi.

• It is rained much in Karachi.

• It rains much in Karachi.

• It is raining much in Karachi.