Grammar - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

conscious of means aware of and responding to one's surroundings. Hence option D is correct.

'The problem' indicates there is a single problem and 'is' is used with singular subject.

Among the following options, 'D' is the correct one.
So, the complete sentence is- Joshua, with his members, sings really well.
Here, Joshua is the singular number and it is followed by 'with his members'.
The subject is parted from the verb by 'with his members'.
So,'s' is added to the verb 'sing'.
Another example- "He with all his puppies, stays near my house."

in, of and to are the most common preposition used after 'point'. Among them 'in' is the most acceptable preposition.

We rested under the shade of the tree.
The given sentence had to be completed with the help of a preposition.
Prepositions can be defined as words that are used to depict a connection between a noun or a pronoun and other words.
The preposition "under" is used to say if something is below something else.

Statement 'A' asks a question and statement 'B' answers it. The answer given by 'B' is negative and thus the sentence 'B' should stay negative. Thus, the answer must be positive since two negatives make a positive. Also, we can see that the answer is an indefinite pronoun that introduces an object in 'B'. Thus, the answer is a positive indefinite pronoun.
Option A is incorrect. 'nothing' is a negative indefinite pronoun. Thus, it makes the sentence positive. Further, it also makes the sentence grammatically incorrect.
Option B is incorrect. 'none' is not an indefinite pronoun. Further, 'want none' does not make any sense and so 'none' cannot be the answer.
Option C is correct. 'anything' is a positive indefinite pronoun that keeps the statement 'B' negative. It introduces the object to the sentence and justifies the answer 'No' by indicating that the subject does not want anything.
Option D is incorrect. 'something' is a positive indefinite pronoun but it cannot be used here as it does not justify the answer 'No'. It indicates that there is something that the subject might want. Thus, it contradicts the answer given by 'B'.

Singular nouns use 'is', while plural nouns use 'are'. Public speaking is a singular subject, hence, 'is' will be used.

Suffering should be followed by preposition 'from' in general usage.
'Suffering from' means to be ill with, especially recurrently.

The difference between 'cannot' and 'could not' is the tense and where you put them in a sentence. 'Cannot' is in present tense while 'could not' is in past tense. 'Shall' or 'will' are used with future tenses.

Interrogative sentences are questions asked. 'do you speak' is the most appropriate option that would make the sentence a question.