English Grammar and Usage

Active voice: makes, passive voice: is made

Active voice : do meet; Passive voice : are met

Active voice: wore, passive voice: were worn

Active voice: had closed, passive voice: had been closed

(D) The sentence should be in the present tense.

(C) 'Although' the view will surely not be flattering, yet (or 'and yet' in case of a new sentence) the rustic has the civility.

 Option 3: 'About four days ago' is the correct answer as the question asks for the time period.

 Option 4: 'I was sleeping' is the correct answer as the answer needs to be in past continuous. Past continuous is used to describe a long action in the past at a particular time, i.e. 7:00.

Article 'the' is not used with the meals.

‘Which’ should be used instead of 'whom'. ‘Who’ and ‘whom’ are relative pronouns; the pronoun 'which' is used for persons' selection purposes. 

Only perfect continuous tense can be used here.Here only option in this tense is "had been working". So, it is the correct asnwer. 

From/in. Correct preposition indicating the place is “from” and something gets lost “in” something.

Between/since. Since the talk is between two people (you and me) so conjunction “between” will be used. For certain time onwards in this case (ten o'clock onwards) we use preposition “since”.

Near / under. The correct preposition of place used here is “near” and the correct preposition for below the shed is “under”.

On/ within. For days, we use preposition “on” and the correct preposition to express time limit which should not exceed the given time period is “within”.