English Grammar - Fill in the Blanks: 60 MCQs with Answers

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English Grammar - Fill in the Blanks

English Grammar- Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks MCQ questions covering articles, prepositions, tenses, modals and conjunctions in English grammar.

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Q31. Fill in the blank: '___ and I went to the cinema.' (Ram, as subject)

Right Answer: He


Explanation:

As a subject, the nominative form 'He' is correct.

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Q32. Fill in the blank: 'This is the book ___ I bought yesterday.'

Right Answer: which


Explanation:

'Which' is used as a relative pronoun for things/objects.

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Q33. Fill in the blank: 'Everybody should do ___ best.'

Right Answer: his or her


Explanation:

'Everybody' traditionally agrees with the singular 'his or her' in formal grammar.

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Q34. Fill in the blank: 'The two friends greeted ___ warmly.'

Right Answer: each other


Explanation:

'Each other' is a reciprocal pronoun for mutual action between two people.

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Q35. Fill in the blank: 'Between you and ___, this is a secret.'

Right Answer: me


Explanation:

After the preposition 'between', the objective case 'me' is correct.

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Q36. Fill in the blank: 'She has already ___ her homework.'

Right Answer: finished


Explanation:

The present perfect tense requires the past participle 'finished'.

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Q37. Fill in the blank: 'I saw him ___ the room.' (bare infinitive after verb of perception)

Right Answer: enter


Explanation:

Verbs of perception like 'see' can be followed by the bare infinitive 'enter' to describe a complete action.

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Q38. Fill in the blank: 'She enjoys ___ novels in her free time.'

Right Answer: reading


Explanation:

'Enjoy' is always followed by a gerund: 'reading'.

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Q39. Fill in the blank: 'He decided ___ the job offer.'

Right Answer: to accept


Explanation:

'Decide' is followed by a to-infinitive: 'to accept'.

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Q40. Fill in the blank: '___ tired, she went to bed early.' (participial phrase)

Right Answer: Feeling


Explanation:

'Feeling' (present participle) correctly begins this participial phrase describing the subject.

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Published: 08 September 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |


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