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<\/p>\nI. Choose the most appropriate option to complete the sentences given below.<\/p>\n
Julia : Hello Kevin, 1……….. you for ages. How are you?
\nKevin : I’m fine. How about you? 2………….
\nJulia : Yes, I’m very well thanks. 3…………somewhere? Or 4………… somebody off a train?
\nKevin : No, Actually 5…………….
\nJulia : That’s great. It means 6……….
\nKevin : Yes, you are right.<\/p>\n
1. (A) I see you every day
\n(B) I will always see you
\n(C) I had seen you
\n(D) I haven\u2019t seen<\/p>\n
2. (A) You look nice.
\n(B) You look pretty.
\n(C) You look very well.
\n(D) You look neat.<\/p>\n
3. (A) Whereareyou
\n(B) Are you going
\n(C) is you going
\n(D) I-low are you?<\/p>\n
4. (A) is you seeing
\n(B) are you seeing
\n(C) have you seeing
\n(D) had you seeing<\/p>\n
5. (A) I\u2019m going nowhere
\n(B) I\u2019m happy.
\n(C) I\u2019m happy to see you
\n(D) I\u2019m going to Hyderabad to join my new job.<\/p>\n
6. (A) that\u2019s why you are here
\n(B) you are busy.
\n(C) you will shift to Hyderabad very soon.
\n(D) you will leave the college now.
\nAnswer:
\n1. (D) I haven\u2019t seen
\n2. (C) You look very well.
\n3. (B) Are you going
\n4. (B) are you seeing
\n5. (D) I\u2019m going to Hyderabad to join my new job.
\n6. (C) you will shift to Hyderabad very soon.<\/p>\n
Explanation:
\n1. In options (A), (B) and (C), the pronoun \u2018you\u2019 is used and again at the end of the blank, \u2018you\u2019 is used in the question, which makes the sentence incorrect.
\n2. \u2018Nice\u2019 is related to behaviour. \u2018Pretty\u2019 and \u2018neat\u2019 are just related to beauty and cleanliness. \u2018Well\u2019 is used to. define overall health and life situations.
\n3. Options (A) and (D) do not give any meaning with the sentences that follow Option (B) uses \u2018is\u2019 with \u2018you\u2019 which is not the correct usage. Only \u2018are\u2019 is used with \u2018You\u2019 whether in singular or in plural.
\n4. As the work is still in continuation, Present continuous tense is used. Only \u2018are\u2019 is used with \u2018You\u2019 whether in singular or in plural.
\n5. If someone is not going anywhere or receiving anyone1 so there is no point in coming to Kaiiway Station Expressing happiness is response to where are you going does not make sense.
\n6. As Kevin is getting new job in Hyderabad, so, shifting to Hyderabad is the most obvious choice.<\/p>\n
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II. Choose the most appropriate options to complete the dialogue given below. Write the correct answer in the answer sheet against the correct blank number.<\/p>\n
Mohit : Nice to see you in the City again. How come you are here?
\nKetan : 1………………..
\nMohit : Are you still with the Tata group?
\nKetan : Yes, in fact 2………………..
\nMohit : That\u2019s great Congratulations. Your Promotion and calls for a Party.
\nKetan : Indeed it does. 3…………….?
\nMohit : We would love to but we have to go for a Wedding tonight.
\nKetan : Flow about Saturday evening?
\nMohit : 4……………
\nKetan : Good. Then you should come to my residence at around 7:30 pm.
\nMohit : By the way. Where do you live?
\nKetan : 5………… You must bring Your Family too.
\n1. (A) I have been there.
\n(B) I have come there.
\n(C) I have been posted here.
\n(D) I have send here.<\/p>\n
2. (A) I have a promotion.
\n(B) I received a promotion.
\n(C) I received a promotion.
\n(D) I have been posted here on a Promotion.<\/p>\n
3. (A) How would you like?
\n(B) When would you like?
\n(C) Today itself.
\n(D) Would you like to have it Tonight?<\/p>\n
4. (A) Can be
\n(B) Ok
\n(C) That would quite suit us.
\n(D) Fine<\/p>\n
5. (A) Here itself
\n(B) In Delhi
\n(C) In this city itself
\n(D) Oh, Sorry! I forgot to tell you. It is Flat 16,1 Floor, Vishnu Enclave.<\/p>\n
6. (A) once again
\n(B) No problem
\n(C) I will try to be there
\n(D) will be there by 7:30 P M.
\nAnswer:
\n1. (C) I have been posted here.
\n2. (D) I have been posted here on a Promotion.
\n3. (D) Would you like to have it Tonight?
\n4. (C) That would quite suit us.
\n5. (D) Oh, Sorry! I forgot to tell you. It is Flat 16, Second Floor, Vishnu Enclave.
\n6. (D) We will be there by 7:30 P.M.<\/p>\n
Explanation:
\n1. When someone asks the reason for being present somewhere, responses like Options (A) and (B) about some other place is not correct. Option (D) does not make any sense as response to the question.
\n2. Simple response about Promotion without confirming to the question are incomplete responses. Option (D) gives the reason for being with Tata as well as reason for being there.
\n3. When someone Congratulates and looks forward to a Party, the correct response is to invite him or her for the Party as soon as it suits both.
\n4. As a response to a date for party, one must confirm or reject it in courtesy. Mere responses like ‘Ok’ and ‘Fine’ are not courteous.
\n5. One must know the address where the party is going to be hosted. So, complete address needs to be shared with the Invitees.
\n6. It is always better to confirm the attendance along with the Time at the Time of Parting.<\/p>\n
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III. Choose the most appropriate options to complete the dialogue given below. Write the correct answer in the answer sheet against the correct blank number.<\/p>\n
David : Hello.
\nMeenu : HelIo
\nDavid : Is it 9897XXXXXX?
\nMeenu : Yes. 1……….
\nDavid : To Meenu, I am her friend David.
\nMeenu : David ! Its Meenu. 2………..?
\nDavid : I m calling from Indira Gandhi International Airport. I\u2019m here for a visit.
\nMeenu : That\u2019s great. 3…………?
\nDavid : I wanted to give you a surprise.
\nMeenu : When did you arrive? 4………….?
\nDavid : I just got here and I\u2019m alone.
\nMeenu : 5. __________________ for Saket or Shall I send My Driver?
\nDavid : I think I\u2019ll take a Cab as your Driver 6……………<\/p>\n
1. (A)Who are you?
\n(B) Who\u2019s this?
\n(C)Who is speaking?
\n(D) Who do you want to speak to?<\/p>\n
2. (A)Where you have been?
\n(B) Where are you?
\n(C)Where are you calling from?
\n(D) Are you there?<\/p>\n
3.(A)You can inform me.
\n(B) You could inform me.
\n(C)Why didn\u2019t you let me know you were coming?
\n(D) Why didn\u2019t you tell me?<\/p>\n
4. (A)Who is with you?
\n(B) Who has come with you?
\n(C)No one has come with you.
\n(D) Is someone else acco\u00fatpanying you?<\/p>\n
5. (A)In that case, ok.
\n(B) No problem
\n(D) nook a Cab
\n(C)In that case, you can you take a Cab<\/p>\n
6. (A)may take time to reach the Airport
\n(B) may forget
\n(C)will be late
\n(D) doesn\u2019t know the directions.
\nAnswer:
\n1. (D) Who do you want to speak to?
\n2. (C) Where are you calling from?
\n3. (C) Why didn’t you let me know you were coming?
\n4. (D) Is someone else accompanying you?
\n5. (C) In that case, can you take a Cab
\n6. (A) may take time to reach the Airport.<\/p>\n
Explanation:
\nI. While receiving a call, it is appropriate to know whom the Caller wants to talk to.
\n2. It does not seem that the speakers have been out of touch for long, so option (A) does not fit. It is impolite j to ask as mentioned in option (B). As there has no gap between the speaking or no interruption seems to 1 arise, so option (D) cannot be used.
\n3. As David has come to the town where Meenu resides, she is bound to complain about why she was not informed earlier so that she could have gone and received him at the Airport.
\n4. It is polite to enquire who else is coming with the speaker to make suitable arrangements for the Visit.
\n5. As Meenu cannot go and pick him up now because she was not aware of his arrival, the best option is to guide him how to reach her residence which has been done in option (C).
\n6. As David is already there, sending Driver will make him wait for extra time.<\/p>\n
MCQ Questions for Class 10 English Grammar Dialogue Writing with Answers I. Choose the most appropriate option to complete the sentences given below. Julia : Hello Kevin, 1……….. you for ages. How are you? Kevin : I’m fine. How about you? 2…………. Julia : Yes, I’m very well thanks. 3…………somewhere? Or 4………… somebody off a …<\/p>\n