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Choose the best answer (grammar) 2072 Chaitra

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a) will be, b) were, c) with, d) with, e) Let him be heard now, f) Who helped whom, g) is, h) is, i) washed, j) would

Choose the best answer: a. Should you do it, I ............ happy. (will be, would be) b. If she ............ you, she would write an application. (was, were) c. He hates parting ............ his money. (with, from) d. The firm have provided me ............ a car. (with, no preposition) e. The Passive Voice of 'Hear him now' is ............ (Let him be heard now/He should be heard now) f. The Active Voice of 'Who was helped by whom?' is ............ ? (Who did help whom/Who helped whom) g. More than one student ............ playing. (is, are) h. The Prime Minister and Chancellor ............ coming. (is, are) i. It's time you ............ those trousers. (wash, washed) j. I wish I ............ meet her. (should, would)

a. will be: "Should you do it" is an inverted conditional (a possible future), so the result uses "will". b. were: an unreal condition ("If she were you") uses "were". c. with: "part with" something means to give it up. d. with: "provide someone with something". e. Let him be heard now: the imperative passive uses "let ... be + past participle". f. Who helped whom: the simple past active form of the passive question. g. is: "More than one" is followed by a singular noun and a singular verb. h. is: the article "The" is used only once, before "Prime Minister", so "Prime Minister and Chancellor" refers to one person holding both posts, and the verb is singular. (If two people were meant, it would be "The Prime Minister and the Chancellor are coming".) i. washed: "It's time you ..." takes the past form for a present action. j. would: of the two options, "would" is the accepted answer for a wish about the future. (In modern English, "I wish I could meet her" is the most natural form.)

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