English Grammar - Sentence Improvement: 75 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Sentence Improvement
Sentence Improvement MCQ questions covering correction of tense, article, preposition, verb and other errors in English grammar.
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0%Q41. Improve the sentence: 'Although he is rich, but he is unhappy.'
Right Answer: Although he is rich, he is unhappy.
Explanation:
Using both 'although' and 'but' is redundant; only 'although' should be used.
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Q42. Improve the sentence: 'Because it rained, so we stayed home.'
Right Answer: Because it rained, we stayed home.
Explanation:
Using both 'because' and 'so' is redundant; only 'because' should be used.
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Q44. Improve the sentence: 'No sooner he reached home than it started raining.'
Right Answer: No sooner had he reached home than it started raining.
Explanation:
'No sooner' requires inversion: 'No sooner had he reached...'
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Q45. Improve the sentence: "Unless you don't hurry, you'll miss the bus."
Right Answer: Unless you hurry, you'll miss the bus.
Explanation:
'Unless' already means 'if not'; adding 'don't' creates a redundant double negative.
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Q47. Improve the sentence: 'She should has finished by now.'
Right Answer: She should have finished by now.
Explanation:
'Should have + past participle' is the correct structure for a past expectation.
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Q49. Improve the sentence: 'They must has left already.'
Right Answer: They must have left already.
Explanation:
'Must have + past participle' correctly expresses a confident conclusion about the past.
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Q50. Improve the sentence: 'Will can you help me tomorrow?'
Right Answer: Will you be able to help me tomorrow?
Explanation:
Two modal verbs cannot be used together; 'will be able to' correctly expresses future ability.
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