Rewrite the following sentence using the correct tense in simple past or past perfect of the verbs givenin the brackets:<br><br>I (put) the letter in a book and (go) out to play. Next day, when I (try) to find it in order to send a reply, it (take) me at least half an hour to trace it because I (forget) in which book I (put) it in.

Rewrite the following sentence using the correct tense in simple past or past perfect of the verbs givenin the brackets:

I (play) sitar when a young lady (come) and (stand) near me. She (listen) to the music for a while and then (ask) me what raga I (play).

A

played, had come, listened, had ask, play

B

was playing, came, stood, listened, asked, was playing

C

had played, came, stand, listen, asked, had played

D

play, come, stand, listened, asked, play

Rewrite the following sentence, using the correct tense, simple past or past perfect, of the verb givenin the brackets:
As she (attend) the phone, her face (beam) with joy. She (look) thrilled. But I could not make out from herexpression what happy news she (receive).

A

attended

B

had attended

C

had been attending

D

was attending

In a class of 95 students, all play at least one of the three games — snooker, chess and tennis. 42 students play snooker, 49 play tennis, and 43 play chess. The total number of students who play any and only two games is 29. 5 students play all the three games. The number of students who play only snooker and only chess is equal. 11 students play only snooker and tennis. 6 students play only snooker and chess. How many students play only tennis?

A

20

B

21

C

22

D

23

After introducing "tense forms" to grade 5 students, a teacher set up a pair activity: Student A takes a piece of text in simple present tense from a book and conveys it to Student B in past tense. Student B tries to guess what the present tense would have been. Student A modifies his conversion from present to past tense if needed, repeatedly, till Student B guesses correctly. The above activity MOST closely represents...

A

Krashen's Input hypothesis

B

Swain's Output hypothesis

C

Bruner's theory of development

D

Krashen's Acquisition-Learning hypothesis

Rewrite the following sentence using the correct tense of the verbs givenin the brackets:

Sanchit (standing) across the road and (wait) for me. When he (see) me, he (wave) to me. I could not understand what he (say) because the moving vehicles (make) so much noise.

A

stood, was waiting, saw, had waved, say, made

B

were standing, wasited, seen, waved, said, make

C

was standing, was waiting, saw, waved, was saying, were making

D

had stood, waited, seen, waved, was saying, were making

Rewrite the following sentence using the correct tense of the verbs givenin the brackets:

As she (listen to) the phone, her face (beam) with joy. She (look) thrilled. But I could not make out from her expressionwhat happy news she (receive).

A

had listened to, had beamed, looks, receives

B

listens to, beams, looks, received

C

had listened to, beamed, had looked, had received

D

listened to, beamed, looked, had received

Rewrite the following sentence using the correct tense of the verbs givenin the brackets:

When I (enter) the conference room, they (discuss) expansion plans. They (break) off their discussion. The manager (introduce) me to the members and (invite) me to express my views on the subject.

A

was entering, were discussing, broke, had introduced, invite

B

entered, discussion, broken, introduction, invited

C

entered, were discussing, broke, introduced, invited

D

enter, discussing, had broke, introduced, invited

Rewrite the following sentence using the correct tense of the verbs givenin the brackets:

We had been walking for about ten minutes when we suddenly ______ (realise) we _____ (move) in the wrong direction.

A

realise, moved

B

realised, moved

C

realised, had moved

D

realised, were moving

There are 75 students in a class, they all play at least one of the instruments namely violin, guitar, and harmonium. Further it is known that, 15 students play all the three instruments. 20 students play both guitar and violin, 30 students play both guitar and harmonium and 25 students play both violin and harmonium. A total of 50 students can play harmonium and a total of 45 students play violin. What is the number of students who can play only guitar?

A

15

B

20

C

10

D

5

A club has 256 members of whom 144 can play football, 123 can play tennis, and 132 can play cricket. Moreover, 58 members can play both football and tennis, 25 can play both cricket and tennis, while 63 can play both football and cricket. If every member can play at least one game, then the number of members who can play only tennis is

A

45

B

43

C

32

D

38

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