English Questions and Answers

idiom pay head to means-

: to pay attention to He failed to pay heed to our advice

option B is the right answer here

option C is the correct answer

would you have been so kind should be replaced with would you be so kind

would you be so kind means to be so kind to do something that is told

option D Harpoon is the correct word for the above set of words here,

other options

Lance-a long weapon with a wooden shaft and a pointed steel head, formerly used by a horseman in charging.

Dagger-a short kind of knife

sword- a long very sharp metal weapon

admirable- that you admire; excellent

 correct antonym of the given word is option A unworthy which means not deserving respect or admiration

other words

lucky- favored by luck

appreciable- that who should be appreciated

commendable- someone worthy of praise.

the error lies in option A 

are essential to keeping should be replaced with is essential to keep

Subject verb agreement rule:

The basic rule states that a singular subject takes a singular verb while a plural subject takes a plural verb.

here the given subject is singular, 

option A is the right answer according to the basic rules of active and passive voices for modals.

In general, we follow this structure to use modal verbs in the passive voice:

Modal verb + be + past participle

option A become is the most appropriate word to fill this blank here

the structure is of inversion, when a sentence starts with an adverb we use inversion

for past tense the structure is; adverb--did--subject---v1.

so according to the ruls first form of the word become should be used here

given sentence is absolutely correct, and error free

thus no error is the right answer

option c is the right answer for the given set of words

other options

bakery- a place where cakes, breads etc are baked to sell

wardobe- a place to store your clothings

almirah-a cupboard or wardobe

idiom to eat like a horse means to eat a great deal of something or eating in a large amount

 so option B is the  right answer here

option A is spelt incorrectly

 the correct word is pathetic

 which means causing you to feel pity or sadness.

other three are spelt correctly

option A Secondary is the correct antonym of word primary.

other words;

Applicable-that concerns somebody/something; relevant to somebody/something

active-

involved in activity; lively

option A is the correct answer.

slow and should be replaced with slowly and.

slow is an adjective and can not qualify a verb

therefor we need an adverb here,

option a is the right answer according to the rule.

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Future Perfect Tense

Here, we are sharing the Active Voice and Passive Voice Rules chart for future perfect tense.

option D has the erroneous part ,

 export from india should be replaced with exported from india

as the given sentence is in passive construction and for that the basic rule is be and third form of the verb

so third form of the verb export should be ued here

option D victorious is the correct synonym of the word triumphant that means one who has won or succeeded in something.

other options;

fortunate- one who is favored by fortune

affluent- one who has large amount of money

pompous-affectedly grand and self important

bare- not covered by clothing or anything else, 

correct synonym of the abover word is option A basic

other options

holy- sacred

earthly-possible

hidden- that which is not apparent

optionn D DCBA is the right answer 

D has noun jane in it so it should come at first place

now again C has pronoun she in it so it should be placed just after D

similarly B has an another noun louise in it and  A has pronoun for him he in it so they too make a pair;

option D is the right answer.

far nicer is the correct usage and should be come instead of a bit nice