Q. For which of these cases do but/except not take the bare infinitive?

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Q. In which of these cases, the continuous infinitive is not used?

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Q. Which of these forms represent the perfect infinitive continuous?

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Q. A participle is a verb which is partly a verb and partly a noun.

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Q. What is a participle called when it is used as a simple qualifying adjective in front of a noun?

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Q. Fill in the blank with present participle :

I met a boy _______ a box of chocolates.

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Q. Pick out the participle in the following sentence:

Knowing his aptitude, he should have scored more runs.

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Q. Fill in the blank with past participle:

______ by hate, he lashed out with a knife.

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Q. The noun or pronoun used with a participle is called nominative absolute.

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Q. Which of these is an example of present participle?

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Q. Choose the correct statement:

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Q. What is a participle linked to the wrong noun or pronoun called?

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Q. Choose the correct statement :

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Q. A clause contains a subject and a predicate of its own.

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Q. What is the part of the sentence which denotes the person or thing about which something is said?

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Q. Pick out the clause in the following sentence:

Neha played when evening came.

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Q. Pick out the phrase in the sentence:

Monica played at sunset.

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Q. Which of these is not a type of sentence?

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Q. A sentence with only one clause is called a compound sentence.

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Q. What is a sentence with one principal clause and one or more subordinate clauses called?

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