| 1801 | Both of them _____ hardworking. | are |
| 1802 | Choose the correct sentence: | He prefers tea to coffee. |
| 1803 | Synonym of "Buy" | Purchase |
| 1804 | To have a finger in every pie means: | To be involved in many activities |
| 1805 | Equipment _____ expensive. | is |
| 1806 | Which is an interjection: "Hush! The teacher is coming." | Hush |
| 1807 | Find the error: "He is capable to do it." | capable to |
| 1808 | He said, "I advised her to study." | He said that he had advised her to study. |
| 1809 | Regretful vs "regrettable": "regrettable" means: | Deserving regret |
| 1810 | Adjective form of "meaning": | meaningful |
| 1811 | He is weak _____ mathematics. | at |
| 1812 | To burn one's bridges means: | To destroy a connection |
| 1813 | Adjective form of "truth": | truthful |
| 1814 | Which is a conjunction: "He passed because he studied." | because |
| 1815 | Past Perfect Continuous: "The baby _____ all night before he slept." | had been crying |
| 1816 | He is free _____ worries. | from |
| 1817 | He _____ have been a doctor in his youth. | could |
| 1818 | He will try, _____? | won't he |
| 1819 | If I _____ rich, I would travel. | were |
| 1820 | This is the _____ book in the library. | best |
| 1821 | Change to passive: "He will complete the project." | The project will be completed by him. |
| 1822 | Choose the correct sentence: | She has been working here since 2010. |
| 1823 | Egotist vs "egoist": "egoist" primarily focuses on: | Self-interest |
| 1824 | Verb form of "clear": | clarify |
| 1825 | Identify the phrase type: "quite beautiful" | Adjective phrase |
| 1826 | He is _____ oldest man in the village. | the |
| 1827 | Choose the correct word: "His _____ troubled him." | conscience |
| 1828 | Find the error: "He is elder than me by two years." | elder than |
| 1829 | Which uses chiasmus? | Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. |
| 1830 | By the time we arrived, the show _____. | had started |
| 1831 | Identify the device: "The night was a velvet curtain." | Metaphor |
| 1832 | Choose the correct sentence: | I am used to getting up early. |
| 1833 | Find the error: "The furnitures are new." | furnitures |
| 1834 | Identify the adverb: "She answered the question correctly." | correctly |
| 1835 | Identify the verb: "The leaves fall in autumn." | fall |
| 1836 | Adjective form of "hope": | hopeful |
| 1837 | Go out means: | To leave |
| 1838 | By the time he woke up, the sun _____. | had risen |
| 1839 | Comparative form of 'much': | more |
| 1840 | He is _____ LLB graduate. | an |
| 1841 | Miss the boat means: | To miss an opportunity |
| 1842 | Put off means: | Postpone |
| 1843 | He is vulnerable _____ attack. | to |
| 1844 | Choose the synonym of "Abundant" | Plentiful |
| 1845 | As long as you _____ , you'll be fine. | try |
| 1846 | She is fond _____ chocolates. | of |
| 1847 | The plane flew _____ the clouds. | above |
| 1848 | To be on the same wavelength means: | To think alike |
| 1849 | Cut to the chase means: | To get to the point |
| 1850 | Diffident vs "confident": "diffident" means: | Shy and modest |