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Associate Degree in English (ADEng)

Languages & Literature

Questions
50
Duration
17520h
Passing Score
45%
Negative Marking
-0
Category
Northern University, Nowshera
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Water boiled at 100 degrees Celsius.
Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
Water is boiling at 100 degrees Celsius.
Water has boiled at 100 degrees Celsius.
ExplanationGeneral truths and scientific facts are expressed using the simple present tense.
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in
at
on
to
ExplanationWe use the preposition 'at' to indicate a specific point or location.
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Walking down the street, the trees looked beautiful.
Walking down the street, I admired the beautiful trees.
The trees looked beautiful while I was walking down the street.
While I walked down the street, the trees looked beautiful.
ExplanationThe modifier 'Walking down the street' incorrectly modifies 'the trees' instead of the person walking.
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If he was here, he would help us.
I suggest that she arrive on time for the interview.
The teacher insists that every student completes their homework.
If I was you, I would take the offer.
ExplanationThe subjunctive mood uses the base form of the verb ('arrive') after verbs of suggestion or demand.
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Malicious
Generous
Kindhearted
Altruistic
ExplanationBenevolent means well-meaning or kindly; malicious means intending to do harm.
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The team, which won the game, were ecstatic.
The team which won the game was ecstatic.
The team who won the game, was ecstatic.
The team that won the game were ecstatic.
ExplanationA collective noun like 'team' typically takes a singular verb ('was') when acting as a unit.
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Gerund
Present participle functioning as an adjective
Main verb
Noun
ExplanationDancing describes the noun 'flames', making it a participle acting as an adjective.
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There were less people at the concert than expected.
I have less coins in my pocket than you.
There were fewer errors in your final draft.
We have fewer water left in the tank.
Explanation'Fewer' is used for countable nouns, while 'less' is used for uncountable quantities.
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If he would have arrived earlier, he would see the show.
If he had arrived earlier, he would have seen the show.
If he arrived earlier, he would have seen the show.
If he had arrived earlier, he would see the show.
ExplanationThe third conditional requires 'had' + past participle in the if-clause and 'would have' + past participle in the main clause.
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I saw myself in the mirror.
She baked the bread herself.
They hurt themselves during the game.
He bought himself a gift.
ExplanationAn intensive pronoun emphasizes the noun it refers to and can be removed without changing the sentence's basic meaning.
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