1. He is taller than .
- myself
- I
- mine
- me
Answer: B) I
Explanation: "than I (am)" – the subject of the understood verb. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
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76 multiple-choice questions on English: Articles, Nouns & Pronouns from English, each with the correct answer and, where available, a teacher's explanation. Read through them to revise the chapter, then practise the same questions one by one to test yourself.
Answer: B) I
Explanation: "than I (am)" – the subject of the understood verb. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: B) an
Explanation: "MBA" is read "em-bee-ay" – vowel sound – so "an". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: A) The
Explanation: Holy books take "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: D) The
Explanation: Names of rivers take "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: D) The, the
Explanation: The pattern "the + comparative …, the + comparative" uses "the" twice. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: B) Either
Explanation: "Either" refers to one of two. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: B) several
Explanation: Countable plural nouns take several/many/a few. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: B) phenomena
Explanation: phenomenon → phenomena. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: C) crises
Explanation: Nouns ending in -is change to -es: crisis → crises. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: B) its
Explanation: "Its" is the possessive; "it's" means "it is". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: D) five-year
Explanation: A number + noun used as an adjective takes the singular form. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: A) some
Explanation: Offers use "some". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: B) no article
Explanation: Names of meals take no article in general use. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: A) passers-by
Explanation: The main word "passer" takes the plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: C) few
Explanation: "The few" = the small number that existed. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: B) I
Explanation: After "It was/is", formal English uses the subjective case. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: D) was
Explanation: "Each of" takes a singular verb. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: D) dozen
Explanation: After a number, "dozen" stays singular and takes no "of". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number
Answer: C) no article
Explanation: "Go to school" for its main purpose (studying) takes no article. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: D) Every
Explanation: "Every" takes a singular noun. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers
Answer: C) whom
Explanation: The pronoun is the object of "met", so "whom". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case
Answer: C) No article
Explanation: Abstract nouns used in a general sense take no article. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: A) an, The
Explanation: First mention uses "an"; the second mention refers to the same elephant, so "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: B) a
Explanation: "One" begins with the sound "wun", a consonant sound. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
Answer: D) a
Explanation: "European" begins with the consonant sound "yoo", so use "a". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles
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