Tenses and Articles Questions and Answers

Solution (a) the article a is used with the consonant sound of yu.

Solution (c)  the definite article the will be used when we refer to something particular.

Solution (a) the article a is used with the consonants.

Solution (c) the article the is used with things unique to its kind.

Solution (b)the article an is used with the vowel i.

Solution (c) when a singular noun is used to represent a whole class article the is used.

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Solution (b) the article an is used with the vowel e.

Solution (c) when we are talking about some particular action and the result of the same article the will be used.

Solution (a)  the article a will be used with the consonant c.

Solution (c) a article will be used with the consonant g and article an will be used with vowel a.

Solution (a)  the definite article the is used with names of places and regions.

Solution (a) article is used as the word starts with a consonants and article the is used as we are here talking about a particular paerson.

Solution (a) the article a is used as the word begins with a consonant.

Solution (c) A hindu as is is consonant and an Indian as it begins with a vowel.

Solution (a) present perfect continuous tense is used for action that began at some time in the past.

Solution (b) verbs of thinking that is think is not used in continuous tense.

Solution (c) if two actions happened in the past then to show which action happened before and which actions happened later, past perfect tense is used.

Solution (d) future continuous tense will be used to talk about action which will be in progress at the time in future.

Solution (a) Future perfect tense is used to talk about actions that will be completed by a certain future time.

Solution (c) simple present tense expresses scheduled programme or arranged future.

Solution (d) simple present tense is used for instantaneous situation like sports commentaries.

Solution (a) ) if two actions happened in the past then to show which action happened before and which actions happened later, past perfect tense is used in one phrase and simple past in other phrase.

Solution (b) passengers are not allowed to smoke in the plane.

Solution (c) simple present tense is used for official programmes and timetable.

Solution (d) past perfect continuous tense is used for an action that began before a certain point in the past and continued up to a certain time.

Solution (a) Future perfect tense is used to task about actions that will be completed by time in future.

solution (b) ) if two actions happened in the past then to show which action happened before and which actions happened later, past perfect tense is used in one phrase and simple past in other phrase

Solution (b) simple past tense is used with the adverb of time in which time may be indicated by the context.

Solution (c) Simple present if often used for future time with clause with ‘if’.