Right form of verb
Total Questions: 100
1) which is correct?
- A: We shall reach the station before the train leaves the station
- B: We will have reached the station before the train leaves the station
- C: We reach the station before the train leaves
- D: We reach the station before the station before the train leaves the statin Ans:
2) As the sun… I decide to go out.
- A: was shining
- B: have shone
- C: shine
- D: shines
3) We shall return before the sun… .
- A: sets
- B: will set
- C: is setting
- D: has set
4) Fill in the blank : He had written the book before he…
- A: will be retired
- B: retired
- C: had retied
- D: has retied
5) The doctor…after the patient had died.
- A: had come
- B: was come
- C: was coming
- D: came
6) I….him only one letter up to now.
- A: send
- B: have sent
- C: shall send
- D: had sent
7) What you (to do) last night?
- A: you did
- B: did you do
- C: had you done
- D: did you
8) which is correct?
- A: Hasan has choosed the right path
- B: Hasan has chosen the right path
- C: Hasan has chose the right path
- D: Hasan has choseing the right path
9) The train…from Rangpur.
- A: already has been arriving
- B: already arrive
- C: has already arrive
- D: have already arrive
10) It is 11 am now. The sun…in the eastern sky.
- A: has been shining
- B: had been shining
- C: is shining
- D: shines
11) If the price is low, demand—-
- A: will be increased
- B: will increase
- C: is increased
- D: would be increased
12) Choose the right verb: Rabindranath’s stories often…surprise ending.
- A: has
- B: have had
- C: had
- D: have
13) Hadn’t you studied hard, ––
- A: you would have succeeded
- B: you wouldn’t have failed
- C: you wouldn’t have succeeded
- D: you would have been crowned with success
14) Agomoni School is one of the best — in the city.
- A: school
- B: schools
- C: of It
- D: high school
15) ‘If I won a million dollars. I would buy my own airplane’. Which conditional is this?
- A: zero
- B: first
- C: second
- D: third
16) Had I been regular in my studies, –– ?Complete the sentence with a clause.
- A: I could not have failed.
- B: I would not have failed.
- C: I should not have failed.
- D: I did not fall.
17) Complete the following sentence using the most suitable options given below : ‘If I had a car, –– ’
- A: I took you to a long drive
- B: I would have been taken you to a long drive
- C: I would have taken you to a long drive
- D: I would take you to a long drive
18) If I –– you, I –– complain about that.
- A: was/would not
- B: am/may not
- C: had been you/would not have
- D: were / would not
19) I –– caught the bus if I had hurried.
- A: could have
- B: can have
- C: cannot have
- D: could not have
20) If the bus to airport hadn’t been so late, we ––the plane.
- A: had caught
- B: would catch
- C: can catch
- D: would have caught
21) If you had come earlier, you would –– found a good seat.
- A: have
- B: has
- C: had
- D: was
22) You’re a brilliant cook! If I –– cook as well as you, I –– a restaurant.
- A: could/would open
- B: can/will open
- C: could/will open
- D: can/would open
23) Select the sentence with appropriate form :
- A: If Salina had the money, she would buy a fast car.
- B: If I know the answer, I would tell you.
- C: If I was you, I would put your jacket on.
- D: It would be nice if the weather is better.
24) If he wants to play the violin, I —the piano for him.
- A: play
- B: am playing
- C: shall play
- D: have played
25) Choose the correct sentence :
- A: If he works hard, he succeeds.
- B: If he works hard, he will succeed.
- C: If he would work hard, he succeeded.
- D: If he worked hard, he succeeded.
26) Complete the sentence : If you had informed me befrore, I –– you.
- A: would met
- B: will have met
- C: would have met
- D: would meet
27) If I had another pen, I –– you.
- A: would have helped
- B: could help
- C: helped
- D: had helped
28) Choose the appropriate verb :‘If the driver had been more careful, the accident –– occurred’.
- A: might not have
- B: would not be
- C: might not have been
- D: might not
29) If I had much money, I –– .
- A: will help the distressed people
- B: would help the distressed people
- C: would have helped the distressed people
- D: would have been helped the distressed people
30) When water –– , it turns into ice.
- A: will freeze
- B: freezes
- C: would freeze
- D: frozen
31) –– , he would have succeeded.
- A: If he were sincere
- B: If he had study
- C: If he studied regularly
- D: Had he studied regularly
32) Complete the sentence : If the sun didn’t shine, fruits–
- A: wouldn’t ripen
- B: did not ripen
- C: will not ripen
- D: has not ripen
33) Choose the correct alternative to correct the sentence. He –– to see us if he had been able to do.
- A: would come
- B: would have come
- C: may had come
- D: would may come
34) Comlete the sentence : ‘Had I been in your situation –– the offer.
- A: I would accept
- B: I had accepted
- C: I accepted
- D: I would have accepted
35) If you lent me some money––
- A: I will be grateful to you.
- B: I shall be grateful to you.
- C: I should be grateful to you.
- D: I would be grateful to you.
36) Had I known her, I –– her.
- A: would meet
- B: would have met
- C: would had meet
- D: would met
37) This could have worked if I …. been more far sighted.
- A: had
- B: might
- C: have
- D: has
38) The streets would be wet, if it––
- A: rains
- B: rained
- C: has rained
- D: had rained
39) Had I known in advance, I –– enough money.
- A: would take
- B: took
- C: would have taken
- D: will take
40) I would have made sure Rana was here–– were coming.
- A: if I have known you
- B: if I knew you
- C: if I had known you
- D: when I had known
41) If I –– rich, I would travel around the world.
- A: am
- B: was
- C: were
- D: have been
42) Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentence? ‘He –– to see us if he had been able to.’
- A: would come
- B: would have come
- C: may have come
- D: may come
43) The right word to fill in the gap of the following sentence–– ‘Give her a telephone number to ring –– she gets lost’.
- A: Whether
- B: In case
- C: Unless
- D: Perhaps
44) If I were you, I (handle) the situation more carefully. –– Which of the following verb forms best completes the above sentence?
- A: would handle
- B: will handle
- C: handle
- D: would have handled
45) Complete the following sentence : ‘If I had known you were coming ….
- A: I would go to.
- B: I had gone to the station.
- C: I would have gone to the station.
- D: I would be going to the station.
46) Choose the word or phrase that best fill the blank space to complete the sentence : If ruby is heated, it –– temporarily lose its colour.
- A: would
- B: will
- C: does
- D: has
47) Water boils –– you heat it to 100 Centigrade.
- A: unless
- B: until
- C: if
- D: although
48) Fill in the blank with the correct phrase : He –– arrested if he had tried to leave the country.
- A: would
- B: could be
- C: would have been
- D: must be
49) Shaheen would never have taken the job if –– what great demand it would make on his time.
- A: he knew
- B: he had been knowing
- C: he had known
- D: he was knowing
50) Fill in the gap with the right tense : When water–– it turns into ice.
- A: will freeze
- B: freezes
- C: would freeze
- D: froze
51) What would have happened if –– ?
- A: The bridge is broken
- B: The bridge would break
- C: The bridge had broken
- D: The bridge had been broken
52) This could have worked if I –– been more cautious.
- A: had
- B: have
- C: might
- D: would
53) Complete the sentence : If I were you, I —take the money : ]
- A: shall
- B: will
- C: would
- D: may
54) Complete the following sentence : ‘Had I known you were waiting outside, I––
- A: would have invited you to come in
- B: would invite you to come in
- C: had invited you to come in
- D: would be inviting you to come in
55) No sooner had I reached the station—-the train left.
- A: then
- B: while
- C: than
- D: when
56) He had written the book before he—-.
- A: retired
- B: had retired
- C: had retired
- D: will be retired
57) After Pritam —-his cloths, he began to study.
- A: had washed
- B: washing
- C: washed
- D: was washing
58) Choose the incorrect part of the sentence.
- A: became
- B: restless
- C: before
- D: appeared
59) He went to bed after—-.
- A: he will learn his lesson
- B: he would learn his lesson
- C: he learns his lessons
- D: he had learnt his lessons
60) Choose the right tense: Bijoy went to bed after he —-lesson.
- A: learnt
- B: have learnt
- C: learning
- D: had learnt
61) After he (finish) secondary school, he started to study graphic design.
- A: had finished
- B: would have finished
- C: would finish
- D: finished
62) I wish the prices of the essential commodities —-
- A: would
- B: will
- C: should
63) I came home after the train—-.
- A: stopped
- B: stop
- C: was stop
- D: had stopped
64) I wish I —-dead. Fill in the gap.
- A: am
- B: was
- C: have
- D: were
65) I wish I —-the wings of a bird.
- A: have
- B: had
- C: owned
- D: put on
66) I wish I —-a sweet song.
- A: sang
- B: shall sing
- C: can sing
- D: will sing
67) I wish I —-a queen.
- A: was
- B: is
- C: are
- D: were
68) I wish I —-my homework last night. (do)
- A: did
- B: had done
- C: was doing
- D: am doing
69) It is high time we —-the place.
- A: leave
- B: have left
- C: are leaving
- D: left
70) I wish —-.
- A: I am a magician
- B: I were a magician
- C: I had been a magician
- D: I will be a magician
71) It is high time we —-the people conscious about our national interest.
- A: should make
- B: made
- C: must make
- D: will make
72) Five years (to pass) since I met you last.
- A: have passed
- B: have been passed
- C: had passed
- D: passed
73) It’s time you —-your mistakes.
- A: realised
- B: had realished
- C: realise
- D: have realised
74) Twenty years —-since my father died.
- A: has passed
- B: have passed
- C: pass
- D: passed
75) He talked as if he —-everything.
- A: has known
- B: had known
- C: knows
- D: knew
76) —-English since I was twelve.
- A: I’m learning
- B: I’ve learned
- C: I learn
- D: I’ve learning
77) He talks as though—-.
- A: he was a child
- B: he is a child
- C: he has been a child
- D: he were a child
78) Rishan walks as if he —-lame.
- A: is
- B: had been
- C: has
- D: were
79) ‘My doctor suggested —-some exercise.’
- A: that I get
- B: that I got
- C: me to get
- D: that we should get
80) Which sentence is not correct?
- A: I want that he go
- B: I want that he goes
- C: I want him to go
- D: I prefer that he go
81) It is necessary that he —-the meeting.
- A: joins
- B: should join
- C: join
- D: must join
82) When bilal called me I —-that we—-fishing soon.
- A: remembered/had gone
- B: was remembering/would be going
- C: remembered/would go
- D: remember/will be going
83) Fill in the blanks with appropriate words: The doctor suggested that the patient —-weight.
- A: loss
- B: lost
- C: should lose
- D: lose
84) He said that he —-be faithful to his promise.
- A: will
- B: may
- C: would
- D: wants
85) It seemed that—-.
- A: the day will never end
- B: the day would never end
- C: the day never ends
- D: the day never ended
86) We hopped that she —-able to return in time.
- A: will be
- B: would be
- C: can be
- D: likely to be
87) He waited until the plane—-.
- A: did not take off
- B: took off
- C: had not taken off
- D: had taken off
88) The passer-by said that he —-a lot the previous day.
- A: had travelled
- B: travelled
- C: has travelled
- D: was travelled
89) They asked me what I have taken for breakfast.
- A: asked
- B: what
- C: have taken
- D: for
90) The man —-down silently and —-his food.
- A: sits, took
- B: sat, take
- C: sat, had been
- D: sat, took
91) Why don’t you come and —-?
- A: have fun with us
- B: telling us a story
- C: leave us soon
- D: left her alone
92) They —-at each other with hate, but did not utter a word.
- A: were starting
- B: had started
- C: started
- D: have stare
93) ‘When your plane—-, please call me.’
- A: will arrive
- B: arrives
- C: will have arrived
- D: arrived
94) Sabuj entered the room, sat down, and —-his book.
- A: has opened
- B: opens
- C: opened
- D: had opened
95) I shall write to him before he (return).
- A: return
- B: returns
- C: had return
- D: shall return
96) I shall meet my friend when—-.
- A: he will come
- B: he will have come
- C: he comes
- D: he came
97) I will not go —-I am invited.
- A: Because
- B: lest
- C: unless
- D: otherwise
98) He will be arriving quite late, so by the time he comes, the play —-.
- A: would have begun
- B: will have begun
- C: will begun
- D: would begaun
99) We’re late. The film —-by the time we get to the cinema.
- A: will already have started
- B: already start
- C: will already start
- D: none
100) No sooner had I reached the station—-the train left.
- A: then
- B: while
- C: than
- D: when
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