” Congratulations, you did very well in the competition”
A. The teacher congratulated Jack for doing very well in the competition.
B. The teacher congratulated Jack on doing very well in the competition.
C. The teacher congratulated Jack at doing very well in the competition.
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Subject Verb Agreement › ViewWhich sentence has a subject-verb agreement error?
A. Each of the students are completing their assignments.
B. Each of the students is completing their assignments.
C. Each of the students is completing his or her assignments.
D. Each of the students completing their assignments.
Conditional Clause › View
If I have time, ……………..
A. I would finish the letter
B. I would finished the letter
C. I will finish the letter
D. I will finished the letter
Tenses › ViewMy mother…………….English for ten years.
A. has learnt
B. is learning
C. learn
D. learns
Grammar and Sentence Structure › View
Rohan was torn between staying home and going out with his friends. What coordinating conjunction is used in the sentence: “He wanted to stay home, yet he went out with his friends.”?
A. And
B. So
C. Yet
D. Or