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Q61.Choose correct: "By the time he arrives, we ___ dinner."

Hard
A have finished
B will finish
C will have finished
D are finishing
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

Future perfect is used to express completion before a future time.

Q62."Since" introducing time clause uses:

Medium
A Simple Past
B Present Perfect
C Past Perfect
D Future
Present Tense CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Since" clauses typically use present perfect in main clause.

Q63."I had better study" — "had better" is followed by:

Medium
A To + V
B V-ing
C V1 (base verb)
D V3 (past participle)
Mixed Tenses PMS

Correct Answer: C

"Had better" is always followed by base form of verb.

Q64."Used to + V1" expresses:

Easy
A Present habit
B Past habit no longer done
C Future plan
D Ongoing action
Past Tense CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Used to" expresses habitual or regular past actions.

Q65.Choose correct: "___ he worked hard, he would have passed."

Hard
A Although
B Had
C If
D Unless
Mixed Tenses CSS

Correct Answer: B

Third conditional inversion: "Had he worked hard" = "If he had worked hard".

Q66.Choose correct: "By next Monday, I ___ here for a year."

Hard
A live
B will live
C will have been living
D am living
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

Future perfect continuous for duration up to a future point.

Q67.Choose correct: "He ___ here for twenty years when he retired."

Hard
A worked
B had been working
C has worked
D was working
Past Tense PMS

Correct Answer: B

Past perfect continuous for duration up to a past point.

Q68.Choose correct: "He spoke as though he ___ everything."

Hard
A knows
B known
C knew
D had known
Mixed Tenses PMS

Correct Answer: D

"As though" takes past perfect in reporting a past claim.

Q69.Choose correct: "I ___ him since we were at university."

Medium
A know
B knew
C have known
D had known
Present Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

Present perfect with "since" for a state continuing to now.

Q70.Choose correct: "If I had more time, I ___ more."

Medium
A study
B will study
C would study
D had studied
Mixed Tenses CSS

Correct Answer: C

Second conditional: if + past, would + base verb.

Q71.Choose correct: "It is the best film I ___."

Medium
A see
B saw
C have seen
D had seen
Present Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

"It is the best...I have ever seen" uses present perfect.

Q72.Choose correct: "She ___ her work by 5 PM tomorrow."

Hard
A finishes
B will finish
C will have finished
D has finished
Future Tense CSS

Correct Answer: C

Future perfect for completion before a future point.

Q73.Choose correct: "She ___ the letter when the power went out."

Medium
A was writing
B has written
C is writing
D writes
Past Tense PPSC

Correct Answer: A

Past continuous for an action in progress when another happened.

Q74.Choose correct: "She ___ to school every day when she was a child."

Medium
A used to walk
B is used to walking
C was used to walk
D used to walking
Past Tense PPSC

Correct Answer: A

"Used to + infinitive" expresses past habit.

Q75.Choose correct: "The work ___ before the inspector arrives."

Hard
A completes
B will complete
C will have been completed
D has completed
Future Tense PMS

Correct Answer: C

Future perfect passive for completion before a future event.

Q76.Choose correct: "This is the first time I ___ sushi."

Hard
A eat
B ate
C have eaten
D had eaten
Present Tense PPSC

Correct Answer: C

"This is the first/second time" uses present perfect.

Q77.What tense is: "She is always losing her keys."?

Medium
A Simple Present
B Present Continuous
C Present Perfect
D Past Continuous
Present Tense CSS

Correct Answer: B

Present continuous with "always" expresses habitual or annoying behavior.

Q78.A number of students ___ absent today.

Easy
A are
B is
C was
D has
Subject-Verb Agreement PPSC

Correct Answer: A

A number of takes plural verb.

Q79.A pair of shoes ___ on the table.

Easy
A is
B are
C were
D have
Subject-Verb Agreement FPSC

Correct Answer: A

A pair is singular.

Q80.All that glitters ___ not gold.

Easy
A is
B are
C were
D have
Subject-Verb Agreement CSS

Correct Answer: A

All that... is singular phrase.