The word 'perpetually' means: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The word 'perpetually' means:

A. sometimes

B. continually

C. rarely

D. angrily

Answer: Option B

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'Perpetually' means 'in a way that never ends or changes; constantly'.

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Identify the error: 'He rarely goes out and so does his brother.'

A. does his brother

B. rarely

C. goes out

D. and so

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
When the first clause is negative or semi-negative ('rarely'), the addition of a similar clause uses 'neither/nor', not 'so'. Correct: 'and neither/nor does his brother'.

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She is _______ too young to understand.

A. far

B. so

C. much

D. very

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
'Far' is used to modify 'too' for emphasis. 'Far too' means 'excessively'.

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Choose the correct form of the adverb to complete the sentence: 'He ran _____ than his opponent and won the race.'

A. fast

B. more fast

C. faster

D. fastest

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
The sentence implies a comparison between two entities, hence the comparative degree 'faster' is used.

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