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Set 3: Position and degree Questions 101–150 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
101. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'often' with this ordinary main verb. A. Often she reads. B. She reads often. C. She often reads. D. She oftenly reads.
102. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'usually' with this ordinary main verb. A. He usuallyly walks. B. Usually he walks. C. He walks usually. D. He usually walks.
103. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'sometimes' with this ordinary main verb. A. Sometimes they visit. B. They visit sometimes. C. They sometimesly visit. D. They sometimes visit.
104. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'rarely' with this ordinary main verb. A. We rarely complain. B. We complain rarely. C. Rarely we complain. D. We rarelyly complain.
105. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'never' with this ordinary main verb. A. I neverly smoke. B. Never i smoke. C. I never smoke. D. I smoke never.
106. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'always' with this ordinary main verb. A. Rina checks always. B. Rina alwaysly checks. C. Always rina checks. D. Rina always checks.
107. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'often' with this ordinary main verb. A. Aman often travels. B. Often aman travels. C. Aman travels often. D. Aman oftenly travels.
108. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'usually' with this ordinary main verb. A. The child smiles usually. B. The child usually smiles. C. The child usuallyly smiles. D. Usually the child smiles.
109. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'seldom' with this ordinary main verb. A. Seldom the students argue. B. The students seldom argue. C. The students argue seldom. D. The students seldomly argue.
110. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'sometimes' with this ordinary main verb. A. The bus sometimesly stops. B. Sometimes the bus stops. C. The bus sometimes stops. D. The bus stops sometimes.
111. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'often' with main verb be. A. Often she is late. B. She is late often. C. She is often late. D. She oftenly is late.
112. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'usually' with main verb be. A. They are ready usually. B. They are usually ready. C. Usually they are ready. D. They usuallyly are ready.
113. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'always' with main verb be. A. He was kind always. B. He alwaysly was kind. C. Always he was kind. D. He was always kind.
114. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'sometimes' with main verb be. A. We were tired sometimes. B. We were sometimes tired. C. We sometimesly were tired. D. Sometimes we were tired.
115. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'normally' with main verb be. A. The room normallyly is quiet. B. The room is quiet normally. C. Normally the room is quiet. D. The room is normally quiet.
116. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'rarely' with main verb be. A. Rina rarelyly is absent. B. Rina is rarely absent. C. Rina is absent rarely. D. Rarely rina is absent.
117. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'often' with main verb be. A. The children are often hungry. B. The children oftenly are hungry. C. The children are hungry often. D. Often the children are hungry.
118. Choose the usual neutral mid-position of 'usually' with main verb be. A. The road was busy usually. B. The road usuallyly was busy. C. Usually the road was busy. D. The road was usually busy.
119. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'often'. A. She has often visited. B. She has visited often. C. She oftenly has visited. D. Often she has visited.
120. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'never'. A. They neverly have complained. B. Never they have complained. C. They have complained never. D. They have never complained.
121. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'probably'. A. He will return probably. B. He probablyly will return. C. Probably he will return. D. He will probably return.
122. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'usually'. A. We can manage usually. B. Usually we can manage. C. We usuallyly can manage. D. We can usually manage.
123. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'already'. A. Rina alreadyly has left. B. Rina has left already. C. Already rina has left. D. Rina has already left.
124. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'finally'. A. The work has finally finished. B. Finally the work has finished. C. The work finallyly has finished. D. The work has finished finally.
125. Choose the neutral position immediately after the first auxiliary for 'certainly'. A. They will agree certainly. B. They will certainly agree. C. They certainlyly will agree. D. Certainly they will agree.
126. Choose the correct word order. A. warm enoughly B. enough warm C. warm enough D. enoughly warm
127. Choose the correct word order. A. quickly enoughly B. enough quickly C. enoughly quickly D. quickly enough
128. Complete: She spoke ___ quietly for us to hear. A. many B. enough C. too D. few
129. Complete: He ran ___ quickly that he caught the bus. A. such B. many C. few D. so
130. Complete: She explained it ___ clearly that everyone understood. A. such B. so C. many D. few
131. Complete: He is ___ tired to continue. A. few B. enough C. many D. too
132. Complete: She is old enough ___ vote. A. to B. than C. that D. for, without an object
133. Complete: He did not run fast enough ___ win. A. that B. for, without an object C. than D. to
134. Choose the correct expression. A. very carefulness B. very care C. very careful, meaning how an action was done D. very carefully
135. Choose the correct expression. A. very better B. many better C. much better D. much bestest
136. Choose the correct expression. A. far more clearly B. many more clearly C. very more clearly D. more most clearly
137. Complete: We have ___ no time left, meaning almost no time. A. almost B. many C. mostest D. most
138. Complete: He has ___ finished, meaning almost finished. A. nearly B. nearestest C. near D. nearness
139. Complete: She is ___ tall as her brother. A. more as B. such C. as D. so than
140. Complete: He works as ___ as his colleague. A. more carefully B. carefulest C. carefully D. most carefully
141. Choose the phrase meaning not any longer. A. no longly B. no longest C. no longer D. not no longer
142. Complete: I don't live there ___. A. not longer B. no more longer C. no longer D. any longer
143. Complete: She has not arrived ___. A. neitherly B. every C. yet D. no longer
144. Complete: He ___ has not replied, meaning the delay continues. A. everly B. no longer C. still D. yet, in this position
145. Complete: The train has ___ left, meaning it left before now. A. no longer B. everly C. yet, in this affirmative neutral statement D. already
146. Which statement about adverb position is accurate? A. Every adverb has only one possible position. B. All adverbs must begin the sentence. C. All adverbs must follow the object. D. Position can vary with meaning and emphasis.
147. Choose the ordinary sequence when all three are neutral end-position adverbials. A. manner then place then time B. place then tense then possession C. person then number then case D. time then noun gender then person
148. Choose the sentence with a neutral end-position manner adverb. A. She answered the carefully question. B. She carefully the question answered. C. She answered carefully the question, as the neutral default. D. She answered the question carefully.
149. Choose the correct expression. A. almostly everyone B. almostest everyone C. almost everyone D. everyone almostly
150. Choose the correct expression. A. onlyly three students B. only three students C. onliest three students D. three onlyly students
Set 5: Mixed correction and inversion Questions 201–250 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
201. Choose the correct sentence. A. She sings beauty. B. She sings beautiful. C. She sings beautify. D. She sings beautifully.
202. Choose the correct sentence. A. He speaks clearness. B. He speaks clarify. C. He speaks clearly. D. He speaks clear, as the neutral formal manner form.
203. Choose the correct sentence. A. The soup tastes good. B. The soup tastes goodness. C. The soup tastes goodlyest. D. The soup tastes well, meaning it has a pleasant flavour.
204. Choose the correct sentence. A. She looked carefully at the label. B. She looked care at the label. C. She looked careful at the label. D. She looked carefulness at the label.
205. Choose the correct sentence. A. She looked happy. B. She looked happily, meaning appeared happy. C. She looked happiness. D. She looked happify.
206. Correct 'He runs fastly'. A. He runs fast. B. He runs fastlier. C. He runs fastness. D. He runs fastlyest.
207. Correct 'She worked hardly', meaning with great effort. A. She worked hardlyest. B. She worked hardness. C. She worked hard. D. She worked scarcely, with the same meaning.
208. Correct 'I am enough old to vote'. A. I am old enough to vote. B. I am enoughly old to vote. C. I am enough oldest to vote. D. I am old enoughly to vote.
209. Correct 'He spoke enough clearly'. A. He spoke enoughly clear. B. He spoke clearly enough. C. He spoke clear enoughly. D. He spoke clearly enoughly.
210. Correct 'She is very better now'. A. She is very best now. B. She is more better now. C. She is many better now. D. She is much better now.
211. Complete formal inversion: Never ___ I seen such a view. A. am B. have C. was D. has
212. Complete formal inversion: Seldom ___ he visit us. A. do B. has C. does D. is
213. Complete formal inversion: Rarely ___ they complain. A. is B. has C. does D. do
214. Complete: Hardly had we arrived ___ it began to rain. A. when B. that C. than D. then
215. Complete: No sooner had she sat down ___ the phone rang. A. then B. that C. when D. than
216. Complete: Scarcely had he begun ___ the lights went out. A. then B. than C. when D. that
217. Complete formal inversion: Not until Monday ___ we receive the letter. A. were B. had, before bare receive C. has D. did
218. Complete formal inversion: Only then ___ I understand the problem. A. was B. has C. had, before bare understand D. did
219. Complete: Not only ___ she sing, but she also dances. A. do B. has C. does D. was
220. Complete formal inversion: Under no circumstances ___ you open this door. A. has B. is C. should D. shoulds
221. Which sentence avoids a redundant negative in standard exam English? A. I do not scarcely know him, meaning scarcely know. B. I never do not know him, meaning scarcely know. C. I do not hardly know him, meaning scarcely know. D. I hardly know him.
222. Choose the correct sentence. A. She has never visited Jaipur. B. She has never visiting Jaipur. C. She have never visited Jaipur. D. She has never visits Jaipur.
223. Choose the correct sentence. A. He is always punctual. B. He is always punctually, meaning a punctual person. C. He always punctual. D. He always is punctuality.
224. Which is a phrase functioning as an adverbial of time? A. very kind B. the blue bag C. at noon D. a careful driver
225. Which is a phrase functioning as an adverbial of place? A. the red flower B. extremely useful C. a noisy child D. in the garden
226. Which is a phrase functioning as an adverbial of manner? A. the tall tree B. a quiet room C. three notebooks D. with great care
227. What question does a frequency adverbial usually answer? A. How often? B. Whose? C. Which material? D. What colour?
228. What question does a manner adverbial usually answer? A. How? B. Whose? C. How many nouns? D. Which person?
229. What question does a place adverbial usually answer? A. Which tense? B. Where? C. What colour? D. Whose?
230. What question does a time adverbial usually answer? A. When? B. What material? C. Which gender? D. Whose?
231. Complete: He finished ___ than I did. A. more soonest B. soonest C. soon D. sooner
232. Complete: She explained the rule more ___ than before. A. clear B. clearness C. clearly D. clarity
233. Complete: Of all the runners, she ran the ___. A. more fastest B. faster C. fast D. fastest
234. Complete: Of all the speakers, he spoke the most ___. A. confidently B. confidence C. confidentest D. confident
235. Complete: She works as ___ as her sister. A. hardest B. hard C. harder D. more harder
236. Complete: Please speak a little more ___. A. slowness B. slowestest C. slowest D. slowly
237. Which word modifies an adjective in 'The room is extremely cold'? A. extremely B. room C. is D. cold
238. Which word modifies another adverb in 'She ran very quickly'? A. No modifier B. ran C. very D. She
239. Which word comments on the whole sentence in 'Fortunately, nobody was hurt'? A. hurt B. nobody C. was D. Fortunately
240. Which word is a linking adverb in 'It was raining; however, we continued'? A. however B. we C. It D. was
241. Choose the correct phrase. A. a remarkably well answer, describing the noun answer B. a remarkablely good answer C. a remarkably goodness answer D. a remarkably good answer
242. Choose the correct phrase. A. a good-written report B. a well-written report C. a well-wrote report D. a well-writes report
243. Choose the correct phrase. A. an unusually quietly room B. an unusually quiet room C. an unusualness quiet room D. an unusual quiet room, using unusual to modify quiet
244. Complete: He was ___ unaware of the problem. A. completely B. completestest C. completion D. complete
245. Which statement about adverbs is accurate? A. They modify nouns only. B. They are always plural. C. They can modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs or whole clauses. D. They always require an apostrophe.
246. Which statement distinguishes adverb from adverbial? A. Both words always mean a single ly word. B. Every adverbial must be one word. C. Adverb is a word class; adverbial is a function that phrases can also perform. D. No prepositional phrase can function adverbially.
247. Which is an adverb in 'a very difficult task'? A. a B. task C. difficult D. very
248. Which is an adjective in 'a very difficult task'? A. No adjective B. difficult C. a D. very
249. Which expression means from time to time? A. never B. occasionally C. at every moment D. invariably
250. Which strategy best resolves an adverb question? A. Identify what is modified and the intended meaning. B. Always add ly to every adjective. C. Always put every adverb at the beginning. D. Always treat hardly as hard.
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