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7. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct options for any for of the six sentences given
below: (1 x 4= 4)
(a) You ….……………. Get the car repaired. There is something wrong with the brakes.
(i) might (ii) has to
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(iii) need (iv) have to
(b) Nobody………………. Going to watch his performance.
(i) are (ii)has
(iii) were (iv) is
(c) There isn‟t……….. milk in the glass.
(i) few (ii) little
(iii) much (iv) many
(d) She met ………… European. He had come to see…………… taj.
(i) an; the (ii) a; the
(iii) the; the (iv) an; a
(e) It …………… since early morning .
(i) is raining (ii) have been raining
(iii) has been raining (iv) was raining
(f) You …………… the considerate towards your neighbors.
(i) will (ii) dare
(iii) ought to (iv) need

Answers

Answered by XianXIAO

Answer:

a) (iv) have to

b) (iv) is

c) (iii) much

d) (i) an;the

e) (iii) has been raining

f) (iii) ought to be

Explanation:

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Answered by surajnegi0600

Answer:

(a) You have to

(b) is

(c) much

(d) She met a , He had come to see the

(e) has been raining

(f) ought to be

Explanation:

(a) "have to" is the correct option because it expresses the speaker's obligation or necessity to get the car repaired.

(b) "is" is the correct option because it expresses the present tense and the fact that nobody will be watching the performance.

(d) "She met a" and "He had come to see the" are correct options because "a" is used when introducing a singular noun that is not specific and "the" is used when the noun is specific and already mentioned.

(e) "has been raining" is the correct option because it is in present perfect continuous tense which is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues to the present.

(f) "ought to be" is the correct option because it is an expression of advice or obligation.