Grammar Quiz 5 ANSWER
- Why does Gandhi have such a tremendous effect on you?
- How does one go about effecting a reconciliation between husband and wife?
- You come up here at least twice a week to meet me; why do you make such continual demands on my time?
- What with our high income tax rates, I cannot see the sense in trying to make an honest money any more.
- I wish you would let me go.
- What kind of fool do you think Tom is?
- The Barbeque Nation is one of the principal eating places in town.
- The terrorist will be hanged at dawn.
- Mothers-in-law are probably the most unpopular of all relatives.
- Ruskin Bond told an incredible story of his experiences in book publishing.
- Take two spoonfuls of wine, mix with an ounce of whisky, stir well in a glassful of pineapple juice, and drink before retiring.
- Are you trying imply that Romeo is flirting with Juliet’s husband?
- It’s the first hundred years that are the hardest.
- No one but her could possibly love such a man.
- I’ve spoken to everyone except him.
- Between you, me, and the buffoon she’s making a fool of you.
- Is this book for Rita and me?
- Why did you steal that money?
- Those data are inconclusive.
- Sonam Gupta has a little stationery store on Kingsway Camp.
- Antioxidants are thought to be an excellent preventive of disease.
- Tom is a most naïve and ingenuous person.
- Do you really think that Paul speaks just like me?
- The cost of medicines is rising every day.
- There were a boy and a girl waiting for you.
- One of his friends comes from Bombay.
- The CEO, with his staffs and secretaries, draws a whacking salary from the company.
- Your appearance as well as your personality is against you.
- Anita, like her sisters and parents has brown hair.
- Has either of your relatives come in yet?
- Each of the men was given forty coins.
- Truckload after truckload of refugees was stopped.
- Neither of your answers is correct.
- Akosua, unlike her rich relatives, has to live economically.
- A sergeant and a captain are coming to see you tonight.
- The doctor or his assistant is always in the clinic.
- Neither your money nor your influence is of any use to you now.
- Either Ahmed or one of our other painters is coming up to meet you tomorrow.
- He is very childish; if he doesn’t get his own way, he sulks.
- I think one or two of the women are here already.
- Rita and I would like to try out the new restaurant.
- Can you meet Robin and me tonight?
- He is uninterested in hearing about your personal problems.
- A number of cases were settled out of court.
- Please lie down.
- Lay the baby in the crib.
- His genius lay dormant all during his marriage.
- You have laid the carpet on the floor of the wrong hall.
- If she had lain quiet, she would not have been hurt.
- He laid his hand on my shoulder, and spoke with empathy.