'The know only what (Suppose) to be good.' What will be the right form of verb in the bracket?

What is the correct form of the verb given in the bracket? ' He talks as if he ( to know) everything.

A

has known

B

knows

C

knew

D

had known

'I (know) him since I joined the school '. In this sentence the right form of the verb 'know' is :

A

am knowing

B

have been knowing

C

know

D

known

Choose the right form of verb in the bracket: If you wanted, I ( help) you.

A

will help

B

would help

C

would helped

D

would have helped

Select the right form of verb in the bracket : you ever (be) to London?

A

You ever been to London?

B

Have you ever been to London?

C

Have you had been to London?

D

Have you been to London?

'It is high time he (change) his bad habits.' The right form of the verb in bracket is ---

A

changing

B

changed

C

has changed

D

has been changing

Put the right form of the verb in the bracket. I have (do) this job since 1990.

A

did

B

been doing

C

doing

D

is doing

One should get up from a meal (feel) one could eat a little more. What will be the right form of verb in the bracket?

A

with a feeling

B

felt

C

when feels

D

feeling

But I wondered what the bill (come) to. What will be the right form of verb in the bracket?

A

may come

B

would come

C

would have come

D

come

He spoke so strongly the guest (stand) still. What will be the right form of verb in the bracket?

A

stands

B

was standing

C

was stand

D

stood

Choose the verb in the bracket of its right form “I (to suffer) from fever for a week”

A

I suffered from fever for a week

B

I have been suffered from fever for a week

C

I am suffering from fever for a week

D

I have been suffering from fever for a week

'The know only what (Suppose) to be good.' What will be the right form of verb in the bracket?

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