- was
- is
- seemed
- seems
Category: MDCAT ENGLISH MCQs
- The news about the new policy have spread quickly.
- The news about the new policy has spread quickly.
- The news about the new policy are spreading quickly.
- The news about the new policy were spreading quickly.
- I fell asleep; it was a boring lecture.
- The lecture was so boring that I fell asleep.
- The lecture was boring, I fell asleep.
- I fell asleep, and it was a boring lecture.
- Incorrect spelling
- Incorrect word usage (accept vs. except)
- Incorrect capitalization
- Incorrect verb tense
- The course covers cellular biology, genetics, and how organisms evolve.
- The course covers cellular biology, genetics, and evolution.
- The course covers biology, chemistry, and physics.
- The student enjoys reading, writing, and conducting experiments.
- The patient was told by the doctor that he needed surgery.
- The doctor told the patient he needed surgery.
- The doctor told the patient that he needed to have a surgical procedure.
- The doctor said to the patient, "You need to have surgery."
- therefore
- nevertheless
- for example
- in addition
- After the student met the professor, he was much happier.
- Ali was much happier after he met the professor.
- The professor was happy after meeting the student.
- Both Ali and the professor were happy after their meeting.
- Incorrect pronoun
- Incorrect preposition
- Incorrect verb form
- Incorrect tense
- She finished her homework before she had gone to bed.
- She had finished her homework before she went to bed.
- She has finished her homework before she went to bed.
- She finished her homework after she had gone to bed.
- were
- was
- have been
- are being
- The whole thing was a total mess from the start.
- The project was poorly planned from its inception.
- They really messed up the project planning.
- The project plan was a bust.
- Incorrect spelling
- Incorrect word usage (than vs. then)
- Incorrect capitalization
- Incorrect verb tense
- The sentences are grammatically incorrect.
- The transitional word 'Moreover' is used incorrectly.
- The second sentence is a fragment.
- There is no error.
- The patient's condition continues to deteriorate.
- The medication had an adverse effect.
- He inferred from her statement that she was upset.
- The student was disinterested in the lecture because it was boring.
