English Grammar and Vocabulary Test

Words that help connect two or more sentences are conjunctions. 'Neither nor' is a correlative conjunction group.

Words that qualify to a noun are adjectives. Sweltering means something that swelters or suffers from the heat.

<b style="color:" red;="">Words that help connect two or more sentences are conjunctions.

Words that refer to subjects are nouns. Word 'department' is a common noun.

<b style="color:" red;="">Words that qualify to a noun are adjectives.Dense means packed tightly together; compact.

<b style="color:" red;="">Words that qualify to verbs are adverbs.Verb 'polite' meakes adverb 'politely'.

Tinsel means empty show; sham splendor.

<b style="color:" red;="">Words that refer to subjects are nouns. Yearning means deep or anxious longing, desire, etc.
 

<b style="color:" red;="">Words that qualify to verbs or adjectives are adverbs. Transverse is an adjective, meaning lying, situated, placed, etc. across.

Words that refer to subjects are nouns.

Charming means attractive; fascinating; delightful.
 

Bewitch means to use witchcraft or magic on; cast a spell over.
 

<b style="color:" red;="">Words that qualify to a noun are adjectives.

Vivacious means full of life and animation; lively.

Buoyancy refers to the ability or tendency to float or rise in liquid or air.

Jam-packed means tightly or closely packed.

When we ask somebody about his needs/wants, we use modal 'would'. Moreover, 'some' is a positive word; 'any' is negative in connotation.

Dermatology refers to the branch of medicine dealing with the skin and its diseases.

Case of past continuous tense. In this case, we take the gerund form of the verb with 'was/were'.

'Too' is a negative word; 'very' is a positive word. 'Too cold' means as cold that cannot be possible.

Adjective 'enough' comes after the other adjective.

Case of present perfect tense. In this tense, we use the third form of the verb along with 'has/have'.

Whenever a sentence begins with a positive adverb, the adverb precedes the subject.

Case of present continuous tense. In this tense, we use the gerund form of the verb along with 'is/am/are'.

Here, we need the possessive form of pronoun, and none other option than option 3 provides the same.

Infinitive 'to' always takes the first form of the verb.

'Very' here means 'trully' or 'extremely'.

'To mop' means to wash, rub, wipe, or remove with. Option 2 is the correct option.

Case of ability of someone in the past tense. Modal 'could' best expresses the same.

When we seek someone's help, we use modal 'will'.

No article is needed here.

Demonstartive adjectives 'this' and 'that' are respectively used to refer to nearer things and distant things.

Case of present ability of somebody. Modal 'can' best expresses the same.

Grime means dirt, esp. sooty dirt.

Demonstartive adjective 'this' is used to refer to singular subjects; demonstartive adjectives 'those' and 'these' are used to refr to plural subjects.

If the principal clause of a sentence is in the present tense, the subordinate clause should be in the future tense.

'A penny' means even a single penny.

Syndicate means an association of individuals or corporations formed to carry out some financial project requiring much capital.

Edible means anything fit to be eaten.

<b style="color:" red;="">Case of present perfect tense. In this tense, we use the third form of the verb along with 'has/have'.