RULES OF ADVERB

Iqbal is greater than any poet.

(a) Iqbal is greater than any poet
(b) Iqbal is the greater than any poet
(c) Iqbal is grata than any poet
(d) Iqbal is greater than any other poet

I could not find the book no where.

(a) I could found the book no where
(b) I could the book no where
(c) I could not find the book
(d) I can found book no where

He come to see me always. (SGD-GI-18)

(a) He carne to see me always
(b) He always comes to see me
(c) He always comes and see me
(d) He always come to see me.

I have come here yesterday.(SGD-GI-18)

(a) I came here yesterday
(b) I had come yesterday
(c) I come here yesterday
(d) I have came here yesterday

Flowers smell sweetly.

(a) Flowers smell sweet
(b) Flowers smells sweet
(c) Flowers smell sweetly
(d) Flowers smells sweetly
 
She is very taller than I. OGK-GI-18)
(a) She is very taller than me
(b) She is much taller than me
(c) She is much taller than I
(d) She is much taller from I

Never she a lie.

a. She never tells a lie
b. She tells never a lie
c. She never tell a lie
d. She tell never a lie

I have no other friend but books.

(a)I have not other friend but books
(b) I have no other friend than books
(c) I have any other friend but books
(d) I have not any friend than books.

I have come here yesterday.

a. I came here yesterday
 b. I had come here yesterday
c. I come here yesterday
d. I shall come here yesterday

I have written him a letter yesterday.

(SWL-G11-18)
(a) I wrote him a letter yesterday
(b) I had written him a letter yesterday
(c) I write him a letter yesterday
(d) I has written him a letter yesterday

This house is too much big for you and

your family.
(a) This house is more big for you and
your family.
(b) This house is too much big for you
and your family.
(c )This house is much big for you and
your family.
(d) This house is bigger for you and your
family.

He ran into many troubles.

(a) He ran into much trouble.
(b) He ran in trouble:
(c) He ran with troubles.
(d) He ran into much troubles.

I felt so lonely.
(a) I felt very lonely
(b) I felt so alone.
(c) I felt much lonely
(d) I felt so Ione.
It tastes bitterly.  
(a) It taste bitterly
(b) It tasted bitterly
(c )It tastes bitter
(d) It taste bitterness

The water is very hot to drink  

(a) The water is too hot to drink
(b) The water is very hot for drink
(c) The water is to hot for drinking
(d) the water is very hot to drinking

I am too glad to meet you.

(a) I am much glad to meet you
(b) lam too glad to meet you
(c) I am very glad to meet you
(d) I will too glad to meet you
She is very weak to walk.
(a) She is very much weak to walk
(b) She is too weak to walk
(c) She is weak to walk
(d) She is weak for walk

I have received the letter yesterday.

(a) I received the letter yesterday
(b) I have receive the letter yesterday
(c) I receive the letter yesterday
(d) I will receive the letter yesterday

It is nothing else than pride.

(a) It is nothing else then pride
(b) It is nothing else from pride
(c) It is nothing else over pride
(d) It is nothing else but pride

It is not much hot today.

(a) It is not very hot today
(b) It is not too hot today
(c) It is not very hotter today
(d) It is not much more hot today

He had come here yesterday.

(a) He had came here yesterday
(b) He came here yesterday
(c) He has come here yesterday
(d) He comes here yesterday

He went out just now.

(a) He goes out just now
(b) He was gone out just now
(c) He has gone out just now
(d) He is gone out just now

He gets a very less salary.

(a) He gets less salary
(b) He gets a very small salary
(c) He gets a very few salary
(d) He gets a lesser salary

He runs fastly.
(a) He runs as fastly
(b) He runs quite fastly
(c) He runs fast
(d) He runs very fastly

I am much happy today.

(a) I am very happy today
(b) I am most happy today
(c) I am too happy today
(d) l am much too happy today

He is very weak to walk.

(a) He is to weak too walk
(b) He is very week too walk
(c) He is too weak to walk
(d) He is to weak too walk

I am very annoyed to hear your

comments.
(a) I am too annoyed to hear your
comments
(b) I was very annoyed to hear your
comments
(c) I am much annoyed to .hear your
comments
(d) I am not very annoyed to hear your
comments

I have received your letter yesterday.

(a) I have been received your letter
yesterday
(b)I received your letter yesterday
(c) I had received your letter yesterday
(d) I will have received your letter
yesterday

I am very interested in you story.  

(a) I am more interested in your story.
(b) I am most interested in your story.
(c) I am much interested in your story.
(d) I am a lot of interested in your story.

The night is too cold.

(a) The night is very cold
(b) The night is too much cold
(c) The night is too many cold
(d) The night is much cold

He had come here yesterday.

(a) He had comes here yesterday
(b) He had came here yesterday
(c) He came here yesterday
(d) He had come here yesterday

I have passed my Matric on 2012.

(a) I had passed my Matric in 2012
(b) I have don' my Matric in 2012
(c) I have passed my Matric in 2012
(d) I passed my Matric in 2012.
There are much students in the
classroom.
(a) There are very much students in the
classroom
(b) There is many students in the
classroom
(c) There are very students in the classroom
(d) There are many students in the
classroom

She was enough wise not to go there.

(a) She was wise enough not go there
(b) She was wise enough not going there
(c) She was enough wise in not going
there
(d) She was wise enough not to go there

 
I have received your letter yesterday.
(a) I received your letter yesterday
(b) I receive your letter yesterday
(c) I had received your letter yesterday
(d) I will receive your letter yesterday

He is taller than any boy in the class.

(a) He is taller than any other boy in the
class
b) He is the taller than any other boy in
the class
(c) He is taller than any boy in the class
(d) He is tallest than any other boy in the
class

I had been born in 1970.

(a) I was born in 1970
(b) I am bornin 1970
(c)I have been bornin 1970
(d)I were bornin 1970

 
She lays in bed yesterday.
(a) She lay in bed yesterday
(b) She lied in bed yesterday
(c) She had laid in bed yesterday
(d) She laid in bed yesterday

Shakespeare is greater than any

dramatist.
(a) Shakespeare is great than any
dramatist
(b) Shakespeare is greater than any other
dramatist
(c) Shakespeare is greatest than any
dramatist
(d) Shakespeare is more greater than any
other dramatist

I have come here yesterday.

(a) I have came here yesterday
(b) I came here yesterday
(c) I come here yesterday
(d) I was come here yesterday

This tea is very hot to drink.

(a) This tea is very much hot to drink
(b) This tea is too hot to be drunk
(c) This tea is so hot to drink
(d) This tea is much hot to drink

This book is too much expensive.

(a) This book is too much expensive
(b) This book is a too much expensive
(c) This book is much too expensive
(d) This book is very expensive

It is very hot to play football.

(a) It is quite hot to play football
(b) It is very hot for playing football
(c) It is too hot to play football
(d) It is too hot for playing football.

I am too sorry to hear it.

(a) I am too sorry to heart that
(b) I am much sorry to heart it
(c) I am very sorry to hear it
(d) I am too much sorry to hear it

She always comes very lately.

(a) She comes very lately
(b) She always comes lately
(c) She always comes very late
(d) She comes always lately

He braver than any man.

(a) He is braver than any man
(b) He is braver than any one
(c) He is braver than any other man
(d) He is more braver than any other

It is nothing else than pride.

(a) It is nothing else but pride.
(b) It is nothing else to pride.
(c) It is nothing else that pride.
(d) It is nothing than pride.

He talks nonsense often.

(a) He often talks nonsense.
(b) He oftenly talks nonsense.
(c) He talks often nonsense.
(d) He often talk nonsense.

He went to Lahore tomorrow.

(a) He will go to Lahore tomorrow.
(b) He was going to Lahore tomorrow.
(c) He has gone to Lahore tomorrow.
(d) He goes to Lahore tomorrow.

He goes frequently there.

(a) He frequently goes there.
(b) He frequently go there.
(c) He there goes frequently.
(d) He frequently going there..

He runs fastly.
(a) He runs very fastly.
(b) He runs fast.
(c) He run very much fastly.
d) He runs much fastly.

Give me any water to drink.

(a) Give me any water to drink.
(b) Give me some water-to drink.
(c) Give me any water for drink.
(d) Give me any water to drink with.

I have received your letter yesterday.

(a) I received your letter yesterday.
(b) I am receiving your letter yesterday.
(c) I have received your letter yesterday.
(d) I have receive your letter yesterday.
RULES OF CONJUNCTION
Work hard lest you should not fail.
(a) Work hard lest you will fail
(b) Work hard lest you can fail
(c) Work hard lest you should fail
(d) Work hard lest you must fail.

She is not is pretty as Rabia.

(a) She is not so pretty as Rabia
(b) She is not so prettier as Rabia
(c) She is so pretty as Rabia
(d) She is pretty than Rabia

The two brothers love one another.

(a) The two brothers love from one another
(b) The two brothers love each other
(c) The two brothers loves one another
(d) The two brother love one another

Not only he is fat but also lazy.

(a) Not only he is fat but is lazy also
(b) Not only he fat but also lazy is
(c) He is not only fat but also lazy
(d) He is not only fat but also lazy is

No sooner I saw him I ran to meet him.

(a) No sooner I saw him when I ran 'to
meet him.
(b) No sooner did I see him when I ran to
meet him.
(c) No sooner did I see him than I ran to
meet him.
(d) No sooner did I see him before I ran
to meet him.

Work hard lest you may fail.

(a) Work hard lest you should fail.
(b) Work hard lest you will fail.
(c) Work hard lest you failed.
(d) Work hard if you should fail.
Neither Rashid nor you has paid.
(a) Nor Rashid neither you have paid.
(b) Rashid and you neither paid.
(c) Rashid neither you has paid.
(d) Neither Rashid nor you have paid.

 
He works hard lest he may fail.
(a) He works hard lest he should fail
(b) He works hard lest he should not fail
(c) He works hard lest he might not fail
(d) He works hard lest he might fail
Neither be reads nor teaches.
(a) Neither does he read nor does he teach
(b) Neither he read nor does he teach
(c) Neither does he read nor teach
(d) He neither reads nor teach

No sooner I saw him, I ran to meet him.

(a) No sooner did I see him than I ran to
meet him
(b) No sooner did I see him than I run to
meet him
(c) No sooner I saw him than I-ran to
meet him
(d) No sooner I see him, I ran to meet him

Work hard lest you should not fail.

(a) Work hard lest you will fail
(b) Work hard lest you must fail
(c) Work hard lest should fail
(d) Work hard lest you should not failed

She is both wise as well as beautiful.

(a) Wise as well as beautiful both is she.
(b) Both wise as well as beautiful is she.
(c) She is both wise and beautiful.
(d) Both she is wise and beautiful.