English MCQs

English Repeated MCQs for Pak Army, Navy and PAF Tests

English can help you score well in the test, but a lot of people make grammatical mistakes that can cost you a lot of points. The type of questions asked in the first round for the Pakistan Army, Navy and Air Force is usually the same, and that is why English MCQs can be very beneficial in such cases. They will help you know how the pattern of the paper goes and help you pick up errors easily.

Types of questions usually asked in the initial tests

The questions related to vocabulary are very common in the test, and they include synonyms, antonyms and meaning of words. Then there are questions on grammar, which includes tenses, articles, prepositions, agreement of subject and verb and proper verb forms. Other types of questions that might appear include word substitution, idioms and phrases, corrections of spelling and sentences with blanks.

Vocabulary tips for every day

It is hardly possible to learn fifty new words in a single evening session. Try to study only five or six words each day, make up sentences using them and then correct your mistakes made when working with previous words. Remember the synonyms and antonyms of every word together. It will be easier to remember them if you read an article or the pages of a simple book.

Grammar hints to get you more points

It is important to read the entire sentence before selecting an answer, since the right choice is usually found in the end part of the sentence. Study common pairs of prepositions that come after certain verbs, write down rules of usage of articles. When it seems that both answers are suitable, read the sentence aloud in your mind and make a decision. Never alter your choice without a strong reason.

Practicing in the test environment occasionally can also help. Sit in a quiet room and try twenty MCQs within the set time without using any dictionary or reference material. Next, analyse the kind of MCQs which took your time or deducted your marks. The analysis will help you find out the areas to work on and save yourself the trouble of studying what you have already learned.

The explanation is provided in every post of MCQs on this website as you get to understand the underlying concept and save yourself from making the same mistake again and again. Use the post below as a starting point and try the missed MCQs, then take the English Test. With consistent practice, English can become the easiest part of the selection test for you.