Sentence interview questions

My father is busy in the office.

1. S+V+O
2. S+V+O+C
3. S+V+A
4. S+V+C

They chose him the pilot.

1. S+V+O+C
2. A+S+V+C
3. S+V+O
4. S+V+IO+DO

The people elected him the leader.

1. S+ V+ O
2. S+ V+ O+ A
3. S+ V+ O+ C
4. A+ S+ V+ C

You must speak truth always.

1. S+V+IO+DO
2. S+V+O+C
3. S+V+A
4. S+V+O+A

India won freedom in 1948.

1. A+ S+ V+ C
2. S+ V+ O+ C
3. S+ V+ O
4. S+ V+ O+ A

They have drunk coffee.

1. S+V+C
2. S+V+A
3. S+V+O+C
4. S+V+O

He went on foot.

1. S+ V+ O
2. S+ V+ O+ C
3. S+ V+ C
4. S+ V+ A

I met the headmaster.

1. S+ V+ A
2. S+ V+ O
3. S+ V+ O+ C
4. S+ V+ C

The Headmaster sent the late comer out.

1. S+ V+ O
2. S+ V+ A+ A
3. S+ V+ O+ C
4. S+ V+ O+ A

Mother teaches the child patiently on Sunday.

1. S+V+A
2. S+V+O
3. S+V+O+C
4. S+V+O+A+ A

When she takes her exam she will have a holiday.

1. had taken her exam
2. has taken her exam
3. took her exam
4. No improvement

He has formed a low opinion about him, so he thinks little of him.

1. thinks a little of him
2. little thinks about him
3. thinks the little of him
4. No improvement

Shakespeare lived for the resigns of Elizabeth I and James I.

1. since
2. during
3. in
4. No improvement

She did not like the movie, nor I did.

1. nor did I
2. nor I liked it
3. nor I like it
4. No improvement

His salary is not adequate for him to make the both ends meet.

1. make both the ends meet
2. make both the ends meet
3. make both ends meet
4. No correction required

All work and no play make Jack a dull boy.

1. maketh
2. makes
3. would make
4. made

There is no absolute worry even if your son refuses to marry her.

1. absolutely no worry
2. absolutely not worrying
3. no absolutely worry
4. No improvement

The experience was as important to the artists, as it was to the thousands who comprises the audience.

1. who would comprise
2. who did comprise
3. who comprised
4. No correction required

All his family members are in Nagpur.

1. All the members of his family
2. All the family members of his
3. All of his family members
4. No correction required

The problems of translation are still remain.

1. will still remain
2. will remained
3. are remain
4. No improvement

Sujitha told me that she would mind to stand and eating the lunch.

1. standing and eat
2. to stand and eat
3. standing and eating
4. No correction required

If he had money, he will buy a house.

1. he is buying a house
2. he did buy a house
3. he were buying a house
4. No improvement

You may appoint whoever you think can do the job most efficiently.

1. whomsoever you think
2. whomsoever you think
3. someone you think
4. No correction required

Anand has the guts to rise from the occasion and come out successful.

1. to rise to
2. to raise with
3. to rise against
4. No correction required

I your brother and you will be partners in the business.

1. You, I and your brother
2. I, you and your brother
3. You, your brother and I
4. No improvement

My friend and me study together during holidays.

1. I
2. I myself
3. myself
4. No improvement

He has been working off and on for several years to compile a dictionary.

1. regularly
2. on or off
3. on and off
4. No correction required

Citizens should be prohibited to smoke in public places.

1. from smoking
2. against smoking
3. for smoking
4. No improvement

I had never realised that if an innocent act like this could land a man into trouble.

1. that even an innocent act
2. what an innocent act
3. what an innocent act
4. No improvement

May I know who did accompany you to the bus station?

1. whom did accompany you
2. who accompanied you
3. whom you accompanying
4. No correction required