Grammar - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

To determine the correct form of the verb we have to see the below facts-
After third person will always use 'will'. Here the noun 'the cook' is a third-person so, 'will' will be used.
After will the simple form of the verb is used but there 'cooking' is given so, the correct form is 'will be'.

In the sentence, the words 'at present' clearly indicate that the tense of the sentence is present tense. Also, the sentence indicates that the subject's activity is currently ongoing. Thus, the answer must be in the present continuous tense.
Option C is correct. 'is watching' is in the present continuous tense. It indicates that the subject usually listens to Radio, but he/she is currently watching TV. Thus, it is the correct answer.

'three days ago' suggests past tense. 'was sent' is the grammatically appropriate answer.

'every person' gives the statement a singular noun and therefore the pronoun to be used is 'his'. 'his life' is the correct answer.

'taking' is the correct verb to be used.
Example:
Would you mind taking a photo?
Would you mind taking a picture of me?

'Who' functions as a subject, while 'whom' functions as an object. Use 'who' when the word is performing the action. Use 'whom' when it is receiving the action.

'caused by' means make (something, especially something bad) happen. As the sentence is in simple past tense 'had' or 'had been' is not used.

'to see' is the correct usage as it is talked about what is the speaker hoping to happen in future.

To tell the time 'past' word is usually used. Half past eight means 30 minutes past eight. 30 minutes is half of an hour.

Definition:
In this sentence, "Kites" refers to the name of a singular grammatical entity—the plural form of "kite." Even though "kites" typically refers to multiple objects, here it is being treated as a singular concept, similar to how words like "mathematics" or "news" are singular despite ending in "s." Correct Answer:
The correct option is Option A: is.
Explanation:
- The sentence defines a grammatical rule rather than referring to multiple physical kites.
- In English, when referring to the plural form of a word as a singular concept, we treat it as a singular noun.
- The correct verb to use with singular subjects in the present tense is "is."
- Therefore, the correct sentence is: Kites is the plural form of kite.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
- Option B: are → Incorrect because "are" is used for plural subjects, but here "Kites" is treated as a singular grammatical term.
- Option C: do → Incorrect because "do" is used as an auxiliary verb and does not fit the sentence structure.
- Option D: have → Incorrect because "have" is used for possession, not for defining a grammatical term.
Final Answer: Option A: is.