English Grammar - Clause: 50 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Clause
Clause MCQ questions covering noun clause, adjective clause, adverb clause and relative clause in English grammar.
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0%Q41. Choose the correct transformation: 'The man who is standing there is my father.' becomes 'The man ___ is my father.'
Right Answer: standing there
Explanation:
The adjective clause 'who is standing there' can be reduced to the participial phrase 'standing there'.
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Q43. Choose the correct transformation: 'He is so tired that he cannot walk.' becomes 'He is too tired ___.'
Right Answer: to walk
Explanation:
The 'so...that' clause structure transforms into the 'too...to' infinitive structure: 'too tired to walk'.
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Q44. Transform the clause: 'Because he was ill, he stayed home.' becomes '___, he stayed home.'
Right Answer: Being ill
Explanation:
The adverb clause of reason can be reduced to the participial phrase 'Being ill'.
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Q45. Choose the correct transformation: 'The book that is on the table is mine.' becomes 'The book ___ is mine.'
Right Answer: on the table
Explanation:
The relative clause 'that is on the table' can be reduced to the prepositional phrase 'on the table'.
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Q46. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
Right Answer: The reason why he left is unknown.
Explanation:
'The reason why he left is unknown' correctly uses the clause without redundancy.
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Q47. Identify the correct sentence.
Right Answer: This is the place where I grew up.
Explanation:
'Where I grew up' correctly functions as a single relative clause without redundant markers.
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Q48. Choose the correct sentence.
Right Answer: I don't know what time it is.
Explanation:
In embedded/indirect questions, normal word order (subject before verb) is used: 'what time it is'.
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Q49. Identify the correct sentence.
Right Answer: She asked me where I lived.
Explanation:
In reported/embedded questions, normal word order is used: 'where I lived', not inverted question word order.
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Q50. Choose the correct sentence.
Right Answer: Whoever finishes first will win a prize.
Explanation:
'Whoever' is correctly used as the subject of the noun clause 'whoever finishes first'.
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