structure

1. I look the woman, ...stand in front of the bank every 4 pm

• a. whom

• b. who

• c. whose

• d. why

Answer explanation

Who is used to refer to people and serves as the subject of the relative clause. Here, "who" is the subject of the verb "stand."

2. Anne can .......her project on time

• a. accomplished

• b. accomplish

• c. accomplishing

• d. has accomplished

Answer explanation

After modal verbs (like "can"), we use the base form of the verb (without -ed, -ing, or "has").

3. I did...for this project

• a. myself

• b. mine

• c. it

• d. herself

Answer explanation

"It" refers to the project, meaning the speaker completed the project.

4. They were cleaned the floor when the teacher....

• a. came

• b. come

• c. coming

• d. is coming

Answer explanation

The action of cleaning was ongoing in the past (past continuous)

5. For....abroad, we need visa.

• a. Went

• b. Go

• c. Going

• d. Gone

Answer explanation

The gerund "going" is used after prepositions, like "for," to indicate an activity.

6. I............ you since two hours ago

• a. has been waiting

• b. have been waiting

• c. waited

• d. has waited

Answer explanation

"Since" indicates a starting point in time, so we use the present perfect continuous tense to show that the action started in the past and is still happening.

7. They either like cooking….painting

• a. or

• b. and

• c. nor

• d. also

Answer explanation

"Either...or" is used to present two alternatives.

8. I love both my daughter. Anne,,,,Stevi

• a. or

• b. nor

• c. and also

• d. and

Answer explanation

• "Both...and" is used to connect two items.

9. Active : They visited Jakarta last year

Passive : ..........

• a. Jakarta was visited by them last year

• b. Jakarta is visited by them last year

• c. Jakarta were visited by them last year

• d. Jakarta were visited by them last year

Answer explanation

The correct passive structure uses "was" because the subject is singular, and the verb tense remains in the past.

10. Jane was walking in the street when suddenly she..... a wallet.

• a. Find

• b. Founded

• c. Found

• d. Finds

Answer explanation

The simple past tense "found" is used for a completed action in the past.