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Completion Sentence MCQs and revision practice

Study Completion Sentence through multiple-choice questions in English. This subtopic contains 3138 practice questions. Read the wording carefully, compare the options and attempt an answer before checking the solution in learning mode.

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Completion Sentence: questions and answer review

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1. I _____ the dog barking last evening.

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Answer: Heard

Explanation We should use past indefinite tense for a point of time ( Last evening ) Hear is a verb which means سننا Heard is the second form of Hear.

2. Either of these two roads ____ to the post office?

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Answer: leads

Explanation Either of these two roads leads to the post office. The phrase "either of" is followed by a plural noun ("these two roads"), but the ve rb should be singular ("leads").

3. We will have _____ University in our city soon.

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Answer: A

Explanation “ University ” starts with a consonant sound ‘ yoo ’. So actually we use “ a University ”. Additional information : Use “ A ” before words with consonant sounds, even if the spelling starts with a vowel . Use “ An ” before vowel sounds (e.g., an apple, an hour). Last verified on 20-01-2026

4. The team worked ______ clocked to meet the deadline.

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Answer: among

Explanation "The team worked against the clock to meet the deadline." The phrase "against the clock" is an idiom that means working under time pressure or trying to finish something before a deadline.

5. Where does Pervaiz __?

پرویز کہاں رہتا ہے؟

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Answer: live

Explanation Where does Pervaiz live پرویز کہاں رہتا ہے؟

6. He is serious_______visiting Islamabad.

وہ سنجیدہ_______اسلام آباد کا دورہ کر رہے ہیں۔

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Answer: of

Explanation Generally of is used with seriousness. Of is a preposition here. He is serious of visiting there وہ وہاں جانے کے لیے سنجیدہ ہے۔ ND18-4-2023

7. Did you _____ your matric exam?

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Answer: Pass

Explanation The sentence is in the present tense (" Did you "), so the correct verb form is " pass ". " Passed " would be used in a past-tense sentence without " did ," such as "You passed your matric exam."

8. Who knows you?

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Answer: To whom are you known?

Explanation Interrogative sentences Active Voice = To Passive Voice = To whom Know is an irregular verb which means جاننا Knew is the second form while known is the third form of know.

9. _______ the grass is green.

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Answer: I should know how

Explanation “ I should know how ” expresses a desire or ability to understand something. The complete sentence " I should know how the grass is green ". Last verified on 12-03-2026

10. John ____ force himself to work on till late in the night.

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Answer: Could

Explanation John would force himself to work on till late in the night. جان خود کو رات گئے تک کام کرنے پر مجبور کرتا۔ Here " Would " shows possibility . "Would" is used to indicate a habitual action in the past. "Could" implies ability, whic h does not fit the context of forcing oneself. "Would be" is incorrect because "force" is a verb and does not require "be."

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