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Practice Questions

Scarcely had I entered the room then the bell rang.

A. Scarcely had I entered the room when
B. Scarcely had I entered the room than
C. Scarcely had I entered the room as
D. Scarcely had I entered the room while

'Scarcely' is correctly paired with 'when'.

nmdcat.online Common Grammatical Errors
Jul 7, 2026

The committee have decided to postpone the meeting.

A. The committee has
B. The committee were
C. The committee are
D. The committee had

'Committee' acts as a single unit, requiring the singular 'has'.

nmdcat.online Common Grammatical Errors
Jul 7, 2026

It describes the consequence/result of his tiredness.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“Whoever calls, tell them I am out.” ‘Whoever calls’ is an adverbial clause of:

A. Place
B. Concession
C. Time
D. Condition

It implies 'No matter who calls' (concession).

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“This is the town where I spent my childhood.” ‘Where I spent my childhood’ is a/an:

A. Noun clause
B. Relative clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Independent clause

It modifies the noun 'town'.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

It modifies the verb 'left', indicating location.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“I believe that it will rain.” ‘That it will rain’ is:

A. Noun clause
B. Adjective clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Relative clause

It functions as the object of 'believe'.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

It specifies the time of the action.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“I do not know where she lives.” ‘Where she lives’ is a/an:

A. Adjective clause
B. Adverbial clause
C. Noun clause
D. Independent clause

It is the object of the verb 'know'.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

It describes the manner of his actions.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
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It explains why the speaker will help.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“The book, which is on the table, is mine.” ‘Which is on the table’ is:

A. Noun clause
B. Relative clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Simple sentence

It is a non-restrictive relative clause modifying 'book'.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“I don’t know where he lives.” The noun clause is:

A. I don't know
B. Where he lives
C. He lives
D. Don't know

It acts as the direct object of 'know'.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“The house that was built last year is very sturdy.” ‘That was built last year’ is a/an:

A. Noun clause
B. Relative clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Independent clause

It provides descriptive information about the noun 'house'.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

It modifies the verb 'went', indicating the location.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“Because it was raining, the game was called off.” This is a:

A. Simple sentence
B. Compound sentence
C. Complex sentence
D. Compound-complex

It contains a subordinate clause ('Because...') and an independent clause ('the game...').

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“The winner is whoever runs the fastest.” The noun clause is:

A. The winner is
B. Whoever runs the fastest
C. Runs the fastest
D. Whoever runs

It acts as the subject complement.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

It establishes the requirement (condition) for the main action.

nmdcat.online CLAUSES
Jul 7, 2026

“The girl whom you met yesterday is my sister.” ‘Whom you met yesterday’ is a:

A. Noun clause
B. Relative clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Simple sentence

It modifies the noun 'girl'.

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