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Practice Foreign Language multiple-choice questions for Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China competitive exams. Each question includes the correct answer and a short explanation, and past-paper questions are marked so you can revise both repeated and fresh material in one place.
go
goes
going
gone
ExplanationSince the subject 'She' is third-person singular and the action is a habitual present tense, we add '-es' to the verb 'go'.
at
in
on
of
ExplanationThe phrase 'interested in' is the standard idiomatic construction in English.
They has been to France.
She have go to the store.
We have been to France.
He have went to the store.
ExplanationThe subject 'We' requires the plural auxiliary 'have' and the past participle 'been'.
Careless
Thorough
Fast
Loud
ExplanationMeticulous means showing great attention to detail, which is synonymous with being thorough.
If it rains, we will stay home.
If it rains, we would stay home.
If it will rain, we stay home.
If it rain, we will stay home.
ExplanationThe first conditional uses the present simple in the 'if' clause and 'will' + base verb in the main clause.
written
wrote
writing
writes
ExplanationThis uses a passive participle phrase to describe the book.
Brave
Fearful
Valiant
Bold
ExplanationFearful describes someone lacking courage, which is the opposite of courageous.
The meal is being prepared by the chef.
The meal was prepared by the chef.
The chef was prepared by the meal.
The meal prepares the chef.
ExplanationPassive voice shifts the focus to the object ('the meal') and uses the 'be + past participle' construction.
go
goes
going
gone
ExplanationSince the subject 'She' is third-person singular and the action is a habitual present tense, we use 'goes'.
Careless
Detailed
Rapid
Lazy
ExplanationMeticulous means showing great attention to detail.
starts
has started
had started
starting
ExplanationThe past perfect tense is used for an action completed before another action in the past.
phenomenons
phenomena
phenomenas
phenomeni
ExplanationPhenomenon is a Greek-origin noun, and its plural form is phenomena.
Neither the students nor the teacher are here.
Neither the students nor the teacher is here.
Neither the students nor the teacher was here.
Neither the students nor the teacher were here.
ExplanationIn 'neither/nor' constructions, the verb agrees with the subject closest to it (the teacher).
aptitude
attitude
altitude
latitude
ExplanationAptitude means a natural ability to do something.
Brave
Cowardly
Bold
Valiant
ExplanationCowardly describes a lack of bravery, making it the opposite of courageous.
on
at
in
of
ExplanationThe phrase 'interested in' is the standard English idiom.
The chef cooked the meal.
The meal was cooked by the chef.
The chef is cooking the meal.
The meal cooks the chef.
ExplanationPassive voice shifts the focus to the object ('the meal') receiving the action.
go
goes
going
gone
ExplanationFor a third-person singular subject in simple present tense, add -es to the verb.
Phenomenons
Phenomena
Phenomenies
Phenomenae
ExplanationPhenomenon is a Greek-origin noun, and its plural form is phenomena.
aptitude
attitude
altitude
amplitude
ExplanationAptitude refers to a natural ability or skill, fitting perfectly in the context of musical ability.
Brave
Fearless
Cowardly
Bold
ExplanationCowardly is the opposite of courageous, as it describes a lack of bravery.
I have went there.
I had go there.
I have gone there.
I gone there.
ExplanationThe present perfect tense uses 'have' plus the past participle of the verb 'go', which is 'gone'.
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