English Grammar and Usage

Door is a non-living object. We use ‘it’ for non-living things. Hence, option (2) is correct.

Option (4) is correct because ‘people’ is a plural noun. We use ‘they’ for plural nouns.

Option (3) is correct because we need an adverb here and adverb ‘carefully’ modifies the verb ‘handled’.

Option (1) is correct answer because ‘or’ is used to present two alternative options for a situation.

Option (2) is correct because we use ‘but’ to present a problem or an opposite statement.

Option (1) is the correct answer. Conjunction ‘and’ is used to join two sentences/clauses/words of similar kind.

We use is/am/are + v1 + ing in present continuous tense.

The subject is 'The villagers'. It is followed by ‘were going’. The next part of the sentence is a phrase i.e, ‘to see the fair’. The correct sentence is ‘The villagers were going to see the fair’.

Haridwar is the name of a place. Hence, option (2) is correct.

Break (v¹) – broke (v²) – broken (v³)

See (v¹) – saw (v²) – seen (v³)

'It' is used for an animal. Hence, option (4) is correct.

Singular noun takes singular pronoun. So, option 1 is the correct answer.

'Enough' is an adjective and it is used before a noun. Others are ‘adverbs’ and are used before ‘verbs’ or ‘adjectives’. Hence, option (3) is correct.

Option (2) is correct because 'when' refers to 'time'. The sentence means that mice will play after the cat goes away.