The right form of verb (to say) is used in which of the following sentence?

The right form of verb : I heard him (to say) this.

A

I heard him saying this

B

I heard him to have said this

C

I heard him said this

D

I heard him to say this

Who said the words,'I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to death your right to say it?

A

G.B. Shaw

B

Vladimir Lenin

C

Voltaire

D

Mahatma Gandhi

Who said the words, 'I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to Death your right to say it'?

A

George Bernard Shaw

B

Vladimir Lenin

C

Voltaire

D

Mahatma Gandhi

Which form of the verb is appropriate to fill in the gap? He was too young ------ to say no to a woman

A

to be learnt

B

to have collected

C

collecting

D

try yourself

Which of the following sentence is having 'right form form of verb'?

A

A soft wind came and blow the ship back to harbour.

B

They appear as though they have just came from distant land.

C

He came up to us bearing a large basket full of huge peaches.

D

He go out ten minutes ago.

Choose the correct sentence according to the structure: subject + auxiliary verb + adverb + main verb + object

A

I often go swimming.

B

He doesn't always play tennis.

C

We are usually here in summer

D

I have never been abroad.

“She is used to ____ early in the morning”. Fill in the blank of this sentence by using the right form of verb:

A

rise

B

rising

C

be risen

D

have risen

Use the right form of verb : She (to form) quite a picture of Bangladesh before she read this travel book.

A

forms

B

is forming

C

had formed

D

was formed

Fill in the blank of the following sentence with the right form of verb. If I -----a king!

A

am

B

was

C

were

D

shall be

Put right form of verb in the following sentence: You would catch the train if you __ earlier.

A

leave

B

left

C

have left

D

had left

The right form of verb (to say) is used in which of the following sentence?

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