General English interview questions – page 4

Open the window.

1. Let the window be opened.
2. Le the window should be opened.
3. Let the window open.
4. The window is opened.

He helps me.

1. I am helped by him.
2. I did help by him.
3. I have helped by him.
4. I was helped by him.

Please help me.

1. I am helped.
2. You are advised to help me.
3. I was helped.
4. You are requested to help me.

We can teach you.

1. You may be taught by us.
2. You might be taught by us.
3. You could be taught by us.
4. You can be taught by us.

She has taught him.

1. He has been teach by her.
2. He had been taught by her.
3. He has taught by her.
4. He has been taught by her.

I like him.

1. He is liked by me.
2. He was being liked by me.
3. He is being liked by me.
4. He was liked by me.

You can help us.

1. We can be help by you.
2. We could be helped by you.
3. We can be helped by you.
4. We are helped by you.

My mother loves me.

1. I had loved by my mother.
2. I have loved by my mother.
3. I am loved by my mother.
4. I was loved by my mother.

She was taking milk.

1. Milk was being taken by her.
2. Milk has being taken by her.
3. Milk is being taken by her.
4. Milk was being taken by her.

She missed the Cheran Express.

1. The Cheran Express have missed by her.
2. The Cheran Express was missed by her.
3. The Cheran Express has missed by her.
4. The Cheran Express is missed by her.

I can teach Suganya.

1. Suganya can be taught by me.
2. Suganya can be teach by me.
3. Suganya could be taught by me.
4. Suganya can taught by me.

My friend is helping me.

1. I had been helped by my friend.
2. I have been helped by my friend.
3. I am being helped by my friend.
4. I was being helped by my friend.

I am playing cricket.

1. Cricket had been being played be me.
2. Cricket is being played by me.
3. Cricket was being played be me.
4. Cricket has been played be me.

He played many games.

1. Many games was played by him.
2. Many games were not played by him.
3. Many games had been played by him.
4. Many games were played by him.

He had already passed the examination.

1. The examination was already passed by him.
2. The examination had already been passed by him.
3. The examination had already passed by him.
4. The examination has already been passed by him.

A child likes toys.

1. Toys have liked by a child.
2. Toys liked by a child.
3. Toys are liked by a child.
4. Toys is liked by a child.

She is eating mangoes.

1. Mangoes are eating by her
2. Mangoes is being eaten by her.
3. Mangoes are being eaten by her.
4. Mangoes was being eaten by her.

I saw him last evening.

1. He had seen by me last evening.
2. He has seen by me last evening.
3. He is seen by me last evening.
4. He was seen by me last evening.

She had milked the cow.

1. The cow had been milked by her.
2. The cow was been milked by her.
3. The cow has been milked by her.
4. The cow have been milked by her.

The two teams were playing the match.

1. The match has been played by the two teams.
2. The match is being played by the two teams.
3. The match was been playing by the two teams.
4. The match was being played by the two teams.

I have read the book.

1. The book has been read by me.
2. The book had been read by me.
3. The book is been read by me.
4. The book have been read by me.

The postman delivers letters.

1. Letters had delivered by the postman.
2. Letters have delivered by the postman.
3. Letters were delivered by the postman.
4. Letters are delivered by the postman.

They help her.

1. She was helped by them.
2. She has helped by them.
3. She had helped by them.
4. She is helped by them.

They were singing songs.

1. Songs are singing by them. 
2. Songs were singing by them.
3. Songs are being sung by them.
4. Songs were being sung by them.

Siva guides me.

1. I am guided by Siva.
2. I have been guided by Siva.
3. I am being guided by Siva.
4. I was guided by Siva.

I have not tasted the food.

1. The food have not been tasted by me.
2. The food has not tasted by me.
3. The food has not been tasted by me.
4. The food have not tasted by me.

He did not ring the bell.

1. The bell was not rung by him.
2. The bell is not rung by him.
3. The bell has not been rung by him.
4. The bell had not been rung by him.

I do not use soap.

1. Soap did not use by me. 
2. Soap has not been used by me.
3. Soap was not used by me.
4. Soap is not used by me.

We are playing chess?

1. Chess had being played by us.
2. Chess has being played by us.
3. Chess was being played by us.
4. Chess is being played by us.

Suganya can help me.

1. I can be helped by Suganya.
2. Suganya could be helped.
3. I can be help by Suganya.
4. I could be helped by Suganya.