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Q21.Choose correct future tense: "She ___ the exam next week."

Easy
A give
B gave
C will give
D has given
Future Tense PPSC

Correct Answer: C

Simple future: will + base verb.

Q22."I will have completed the project by Friday." is:

Medium
A Simple Future
B Future Continuous
C Future Perfect
D Future Perfect Continuous
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

"Will have completed" is future perfect.

Q23."They will be traveling at this time tomorrow." is:

Medium
A Simple Future
B Future Perfect
C Future Continuous
D Future Perfect Continuous
Future Tense PMS

Correct Answer: C

"Will be traveling" is future continuous.

Q24.Future perfect continuous is formed with:

Hard
A will + V1
B will + have + V3
C will + be + V-ing
D will + have + been + V-ing
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: D

Future perfect continuous = will have been + V-ing.

Q25.Choose correct: "She ___ be here soon."

Easy
A shall
B will
C would
D is
Future Tense PPSC

Correct Answer: B

"Will" expresses simple future for third person.

Q26."By next year, he will have been working here for 10 years." — Identify the tense:

Hard
A Future Perfect
B Future Continuous
C Future Perfect Continuous
D Simple Future
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

"Will have been working" is future perfect continuous.

Q27."I am going to visit my parents" shows:

Easy
A Simple Present
B Present Continuous
C Future intention
D Past habit
Future Tense PMS

Correct Answer: C

"Going to" is used for future intentions or plans.

Q28.Choose correct: "If it rains, we ___ stay inside."

Medium
A stay
B stays
C will
D shall
Future Tense PPSC

Correct Answer: C

"If" clauses (first conditional): If + present, will + base verb.

Q29.Which expresses a future plan made now?

Easy
A He goes tomorrow.
B He will go tomorrow.
C He has gone.
D He went tomorrow.
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Will go" expresses a spontaneous future decision.

Q30."Shall I help you?" — "Shall" here expresses:

Medium
A Command
B Future certainty
C Offer or suggestion
D Past habit
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

"Shall" in questions with I/we often expresses an offer.

Q31.Choose correct: "Either Ahmed or his brothers ___ responsible."

Hard
A is
B are
C was
D be
Subject-Verb Agreement PPSC

Correct Answer: B

When or/nor joins a plural noun last, use plural verb.

Q32.Choose correct: "The committee ___ divided in opinion."

Hard
A is
B are
C were
D be
Subject-Verb Agreement CSS

Correct Answer: B

In British English, collective nouns can be plural when members act individually.

Q33.Choose correct: "News ___ good today."

Easy
A are
B were
C is
D be
Subject-Verb Agreement PPSC

Correct Answer: C

"News" is singular in English.

Q34.Choose correct: "Mathematics ___ my favorite subject."

Easy
A are
B were
C is
D be
Subject-Verb Agreement PMS

Correct Answer: C

Mathematics (and other "-ics" subjects) takes singular verb.

Q35.Choose correct: "Each of the boys ___ a gift."

Medium
A have
B has
C had
D having
Subject-Verb Agreement CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Each" takes singular verb; "has" is correct.

Q36.Choose correct: "The jury ___ reached a verdict."

Medium
A have
B has
C were
D are
Subject-Verb Agreement PPSC

Correct Answer: B

In American English, collective nouns like "jury" take singular verb.

Q37.Choose correct: "Neither she nor I ___ ready."

Hard
A is
B are
C am
D be
Subject-Verb Agreement CSS

Correct Answer: C

When "neither...nor" ends with I, use "am".

Q38.Choose correct: "A number of students ___ absent."

Medium
A is
B was
C are
D be
Subject-Verb Agreement PMS

Correct Answer: C

"A number of" takes plural verb.

Q39.Choose correct: "The number of errors ___ increased."

Medium
A have
B are
C has
D were
Subject-Verb Agreement CSS

Correct Answer: C

"The number of" takes singular verb.

Q40.Choose correct: "Five hundred rupees ___ a lot of money."

Medium
A are
B were
C is
D have
Subject-Verb Agreement PPSC

Correct Answer: C

A sum of money as a whole takes singular verb.