Category: MDCAT ENGLISH MCQs

No.	Topics.	No.	Topics.
1.	3.MCQs – Figurative Language & Literary Devices	2.	ADJECTIVES
3.	ADVERB AND ITS TYPES	4.	Adverb placemnet and sentence structure
5.	Antonyms	6.	Articles
7.	CAPATILIZATION	8.	CLAUSES
9.	CLUASES AND PHRASES POSTIONING	10.	colon
11.	Common Article Errors	12.	Common Grammatical Errors
13.	CONJUNCTION	14.	Contextual Vocabulary
15.	COORDINATING CONJUCTION	16.	CORELATIVE CONJUNCTION
17.	Correcting Tense Errors	18.	Dash & Hyphen
19.	direct and indirect narrations	20.	Gerunds and Gerund Phrases mdcat
21.	Homonyms	22.	Homophones
23.	Identifying Sentence Errors	24.	Identifying Tense Errors
25.	Inference-based MCQs from the passages	26.	INTERJECTION
27.	MCQs – Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases mdcat	28.	MCQs – Scanning and Locating Information
29.	MCQs – Synonyms & Semantic Nuance mdcat	30.	MDCAT ENGLISH MCQs
31.	Misused Words and Phrases	32.	MIXED MCQS
33.	NOUN	34.	ORDER OF ADJECTIVES
35.	Phrasal verbs	36.	Physics
37.	Prefixes and Suffixes	38.	Prepositions
39.	PRHASES	40.	PRONOUN
41.	PronounAntecedent Agreement	42.	Punctuation
43.	Random MCQs	44.	Reading Comprehension
45.	Semi-colon	46.	Sentence Structure
47.	Sentence Structure & Inversion mdcat	48.	Subject-Verb Agreement
49.	SUBORDINATING CONJUCTION	50.	Synonyms
51.	Tenses	52.	Transitonal devices and connectors
53.	Types of Sentences	54.	Use of Tenses
55.	VERB	56.	vocabulary-in-context MCQs
57.	Word Choice and Style	58.	Word Formation
59.	Word Relationships	60.	Writing Skill and Proofreading

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

She is interested in to learn French.
She is interested to learn French.
She is interested in learning French.
She is interested for learning French.

He decided ______ a new career path.

to pursue
pursuing
pursue
for pursuing

The verb “avoid” should be followed by a/an:

Infinitive
Gerund
Preposition
Adjective

Choose the correct sentence.

He enjoys to play cricket.
He enjoys playing cricket.
He enjoys play cricket.
He enjoys played cricket.

In “I saw him leaving,” the word “leaving” is a participle modifying “him.” In “I don’t approve of his leaving,” “leaving” is a:

Participle
Gerund
Verb
Adjective

Which underlined word is a participle?

Writing a good essay is difficult.
Her hobby is writing.
He read the writing on the wall.
The girl writing the letter is my sister.

A key test to differentiate a gerund from a participle is to see if the ‘-ing’ word can be replaced by a:

Verb
Pronoun (like 'it' or 'something')
Preposition
Conjunction

Identify the function of “studying” in “The students studying for the exam were in the library.”

Gerund
Part of the main verb
Noun
Participle

Which sentence contains a gerund?

The news was shocking.
Reading improves the mind.
He is reading a novel.
The reading glasses are on the table.

“The leaking pipe needs to be fixed.” Here, “leaking” is a:

Gerund
Verb
Participle
Noun

“He was punished for cheating on the test.” Here, “cheating” is a:

Verb
Adjective
Gerund
Participle

The main difference is that a gerund acts as a noun, whereas a participle describes a noun or is part of a:

prepositional phrase
verb phrase
subject complement
direct object

“Developing a new vaccine” is a gerund phrase, while “Developing a new vaccine, scientists worked tirelessly” contains a:

gerund phrase
infinitive phrase
participial phrase
prepositional phrase

Find the sentence with a gerund.

The child was smiling.
A smiling face is always welcoming.
She has a charming way of smiling.
The smiling child waved at me.

In which sentence is the ‘-ing’ word part of the main verb phrase?

She loves painting.
Painting is her hobby.
She was painting a landscape.
The painting was sold for a high price.

The underlined word in “Her singing was beautiful” is a , while in “The singing canary was beautiful” it is a .

gerund, participle
participle, gerund
verb, noun
noun, verb

“The barking dog kept everyone awake.” In this sentence, “barking” is a:

Gerund
Verb
Present participle
Noun

Which sentence correctly identifies the function of the ‘-ing’ word?

He was shouting (gerund).
Shouting is not allowed (verb).
I heard a shouting man (participle).
He is afraid of shouting (participle).

The function of a gerund is always as a , while a participle functions as a/an .

noun, adjective
adjective, noun
verb, noun
noun, verb

Top Contributors

ETEA MCQS.COM
18380 Points
developer786
24 Points
Matin
7 Points

All Categories

Quantitative Reasoning (Maths)

Verbal Reasoning (English)

Past Papers

Practice Papers

Logical Reasoning (679)

Welcome to nmdcat.online– Your Ultimate Prep Hub!
At nmdcat.online, you’ll find subject-wise and topic-targeted multiple-choice questions designed to sharpen your understanding in Biology, Physics,Chemistry and English

Site Pages.

Top Categories.

Site Links.

© 2023 www.nmdcat.online.com