Category: Choose the correct sentence Mcqs

Correct Answer: B. The cat’s fur is soft

Let’s analyze each option:
A. “She is allergic to cat’s.” Issue: The use of “cat’s” is incorrect. It should be “cats” without the apostrophe. Correction: “She is allergic to cats.”
B. “The cat’s fur is soft.” Correct: This sentence is grammatically correct. It uses the possessive form “cat’s” appropriately.
C. “We have two dogs and one cats.” Issue: The plural form “cats” should be singular. It should be “one cat” without the “s.” Correction: “We have two dogs and one cat.”
D. “The dog’s are playing in the yard.” Issue: The verb “are” should be “is” to agree with the singular possessive “dog’s.” Correction: “The dog is playing in the yard.”
So, option B, “The cat’s fur is soft,” is the correct sentence

Correct Answer: D. He can speak French and Spanish Fluently

Let’s analyze each sentence:
A. “The dog laid on the coach.” Correction: “The dog lay on the couch.”
B. “She has sang beautifully.” Correction: “She sang beautifully.”
C. “I has never been to Australia.” Correction: “I have never been to Australia.”
D. “He can speak French and Spanish Fluently.” Correction: “He can speak French and Spanish fluently.”
So, the sentence without error is D. “He can speak French and Spanish fluently.”

Correct Answer: A. Forty years seems a long time

In this sentence, the subject “Forty years” is treated as a singular entity, and therefore, the verb “seems” is in the singular form to match it. This sentence conveys that “Forty years” is perceived as a long period.

Correct Answer: C. These sweaters aren’t for those women to wear

Correct Answer: C. This is one of the most difficult questions that has ever been asked. 

Correct Answer: A. The use of Social Media is making us Less Sociable

Correct Answer: C. There will be at least fifty guests at the party

Correct Answer: A. I hope he will grant me an interview spot

Correct Answer: C. They weren’t artists, they were detectives in disguise 

Correct Answer: C. I looked at myself in the mirror