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English Grammar MCQs
33 questions in bank · Showing 10 random · Practice for PPSC, FPSC, NTS, CSS & all competitive exams
This is a free, self-marking practice quiz for English Grammar — one of the most frequently tested areas in Pakistan's competitive and recruitment exams. The bank holds 33 English Grammar questions and shows you 10 at random on every load. Tap an answer to check it instantly and reveal the explanation, then hit “New Set” for a fresh round. Because the written stages of PPSC, FPSC, NTS, PMS and CSS lean heavily on English Grammar, working through these MCQs a few sets at a time builds the quick, accurate recall the real paper demands.
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"Phlegmatic" means:
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She has been working here ______ 2010.
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The antonym of "Verbose" is:
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"Ameliorate" means:
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"Impecunious" means:
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The plural of "Criterion" is?
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"Laconic" means:
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"Recalcitrant" means:
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Which sentence is in the passive voice?
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Choose the correct article: "He is ______ honest man."
Explanation
"An" is used before words beginning with a vowel sound. "Honest" begins with a silent H, so the vowel sound is "o".
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FAQs — English Grammar MCQs
How many English Grammar MCQs are available?
The English Grammar bank currently holds 33 questions. Each time you open or reload this page you get 10 randomly selected English Grammar MCQs, so you can keep drilling fresh sets without repeating the same order.
Are these English Grammar MCQs free with answers?
Yes. All English Grammar MCQs are free and no signup is needed. Click any option to instantly see whether it is correct, and where an explanation has been added it appears right under the question so you understand the reasoning, not just the key.
Which exams is English Grammar important for?
English Grammar is a recurring section in Pakistan's recruitment and competitive tests including PPSC, FPSC, NTS, CSS, PMS, OTS, PTS and the provincial Public Service Commissions. Scoring well on it is often the difference between clearing and missing the written cut-off.
What is the best way to practise English Grammar MCQs?
Attempt a full set of 10 without looking at the answers first, then review every question — including the ones you got right — and read the explanation. Reload for a new set and repeat daily. Spaced, repeated practice on English Grammar fixes the high-frequency facts in memory far better than one long session.
Are the English Grammar questions taken from past papers?
Many are compiled from recent English Grammar questions that appeared in the past papers of the major testing agencies, and the bank is topped up regularly so you keep practising what is actually being repeated.