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Choose the correct form of verbs from among the given options.

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The train................the platform before Rahul reached the station.

A
left

B
had left

C
leave

D
will be leaving

Solution

The tense of the sentence is Past perfect. It refers to an action which was completed before the other began. Here `had` is used with the third form of the verb. Hence`had left` is the correct option.
Question 2
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Choose the correct form of verbs from among the given options.

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We...............on a long holiday next year.

A
are going

B
will be going

C
shall go

D
will go

Solution

The tense of the sentence is Simple Future as it refers to an action that will take place in future. The subject of the sentence is first person plural. Hence,shall with first form of verb is to be used. 'Shall go` is the correct option.
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Choose the correct form of verbs from among the given options.

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He ................... his papers by evening.

A
shall have submitted

B
will have submitted

C
will be submitting

D
shall be submitting

Solution

The tense of the sentence is Future Perfect as it refers to an action which will be completed at some point of time in future. The subject of the sentence is third person singular. Hence will have and third form of the verb are to be used.` Will have submitted` is the correct option.
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Choose the correct form of verbs from among the given options.

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I....................my studies by 2015.

A
will be completing

B
will have completed

C
shall have completed

D
shall be have completed

Solution

The tense of the sentence is Future Perfect as it refers to an action which will be completed at some point of time in future. The subject of the sentence is first person singular.Hence shall have and third form of the verb are to be used. `Shall have completed` is the correct option.
Question 5
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Choose the correct form of verbs from among the given options.

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Her daughter ................... an I.A.S. officer one day.

A
is becoming

B
becomes

C
will be becoming

D
will become

Solution

The tense of the sentence is Simple Future as it refers to an action in future. The subject of the sentence is third person singular. Hence.will and first form of verb are to be used. "Will" become is the correct option.
Question 6
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Fill in the blank with a suitable form of verb.

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We keep sitting in our office all day long and do not even come to know if it ____ outside.

A
raining

B
will be raining

C
is raining

D
was raining

Solution

'Keep sitting' suggests that the sentence is in present continuous tense. So, option 3 is the correct answer.
Question 7
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Fill in the blank with a suitable tense.

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I was having my lunch when you __________ me up.

A
call

B
were calling

C
called

D
will call

Solution

The first part of the sentence refers to an activity that was going on and is in the past tense. It should be followed by simple past tense.

We use the past continuous to talk about the past for something (having my lunch) which continued before and after another action (when you called).
Question 8
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Fill in the blank with a suitable tense.

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I don't know about your friend, as I _________ him for many weeks.

A
am not seeing

B
did not see

C
have not seen

D
will not see

Solution

The first part of the sentence is in present tense, so the second part of the sentence should also be in the same tense. As the use of 'for many weeks' suggests that the action has not been repeated, 'have' will be the correct word and the present perfect tense will be used.
Question 9
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Fill in the blank with a suitable tense.

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He __________ at Sydney a month ago.

A
will arrive

B
arrived

C
is arriving

D
has arrived

Solution

'A month ago' refers to a time of the past. So, the past tense will be used.
Question 10
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Fill in the blank with a suitable tense.

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He __________ a lot of money to buy all these gifts.

A
spends

B
spent

C
is spending

D
spend

Solution

The use of 'these' suggests that the gifts have already been bought. So, past tense will be used. Thus, 'spent' is the correct answer.

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Question 1

left

had left

leave

will be leaving

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Question 2

are going

will be going

shall go

will go

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Question 3

shall have submitted

will have submitted

will be submitting

shall be submitting

Solution

Question 4

will be completing

will have completed

shall have completed

shall be have completed

Solution

Question 5

is becoming

becomes

will be becoming

will become

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Question 6

raining

will be raining

is raining

was raining

Solution

Question 7

call

were calling

called

will call

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Question 8

am not seeing

did not see

have not seen

will not see

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Question 9

will arrive

arrived

is arriving

has arrived

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Question 10

spends

spent

is spending

spend

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