English

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrases.

The old cobbler fixed my shoes with a pair of scissors and few pins.

1. Noun phrase, Noun phrase, Adverb phrase

2. Noun phrase, Adverb phrase, Adjective phrase

3. Noun phrase, Noun phrase, Adjective phrase

4. Noun phrase, Adjective phrase, Adverb phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrases.

The world is a darkly dangerous place for the weakly willed, but it can also be a benevolently beautiful place.

1. Noun phrase, Adverb phrase, Verb phrase, Adverb phrase

2. Noun phrase, Noun phrase, Adjective phrase, Verb phrase

3. Noun phrase, Verb phrase, Adjective phrase, Noun phrase

4. Noun phrase, Adjective phrase, Adjective phrase, Adjective phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrases.

If you live long enough, you will make mistakes. But if you learn from them, you will be a better person.

1. Adverb phrase, Verb phrase, Noun phrase

2. Adjective phrase, Adverb phrase, Adjective phrase

3. Adjective phrase, Noun phrase, Verb phrase

4. Noun phrase, Noun phrase, Verb phrase

Q.

Identify the type of the underlined verb phrase.

Mahrukh had to leave as her sons were home alone.

1. Infinitive phrase

2. Gerund phrase

3. Adverb phrase

4. Participial phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrase.

Manek, the cook, wasted no time in preparing meals.

1. Verb phrase

2. Adverb phrase

3. Noun phrase

4. Adjective phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrase.

Mithila contacted the police immediately.

1. Adverb phrase

2. Verb phrase

3. Adjective phrase

4. Noun phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrases.

The company had hired someone smarter than the current manager.

1. Noun phrase, Adverb phrase, Adverb phrase

2. Noun phrase, Verb phrase, Adjective phrase

3. Noun phrase, Verb phrase, Noun phrase

4. Verb phrase, Noun phrase, Adjective phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined verb phrase.

Buttering the toast on both the sides, Sid prepared his breakfast this morning.

1. Verb phrase

2. Gerund phrase

3. Participial phrase

4. Infinitive phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined phrases.

All our knowledge begins with the senses, proceeds then to the understanding and ends with reason.

1. Adjective phrase, Noun phrase, Noun phrase

2. Adverb phrase, Adverb phrase, Noun phrase

3. Noun phrase, Noun phrase, Noun phrase

4. Noun phrase, Noun phrase, Verb phrase

Q.

Choose the correct option for the underlined verb phrase.

Kayaking through choppy waters can be frightening.

1. Participle phrase

2. Gerund phrase

3. Adverb phrase

4. Infinitive phrase