Fill the blanks in List-I with appropriate verbs from List II.
List-I List-II Sentences Verbs (A) It ______since yesterday. (I) rains (B) If it______today, we would not go for a picnic. (II) has been raining (C) It was ________in the morning. (III) rain (D) It will______in the evening. (IV) raining
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Fill the blanks in List-I with appropriate verbs from List II.
| List-I | List-II |
|---|---|
| Sentences | Verbs |
| (A) It ______since yesterday. | (I) rains |
| (B) If it______today, we would not go for a picnic. | (II) has been raining |
| (C) It was ________in the morning. | (III) rain |
| (D) It will______in the evening. | (IV) raining |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Solution
Option 1 -> (A)-(II) ✓, (B)-(I) ✓, (C)-(III) ✗ [needs -ing form after "was"], (D)-(IV) ✗ [needs base form after "will"]
Option 2 -> (A)-(II) ✓, (B)-(I) ✓, (C)-(IV) ✓, (D)-(III) ✓ [All grammatically correct]
Option 3 -> (A)-(III) ✗ ["since yesterday" requires perfect continuous, not base form], (B)-(I) ✓, (C)-(IV) ✓, (D)-(II) ✗
Option 4 -> (A)-(I) ✗ [simple present doesn't work with "since"], (B)-(II) ✗ [conditional doesn't take perfect continuous], (C)-(IV) ✓, (D)-(III) ✓
Hence, Option 2 -> (A) "since yesterday" requires present perfect continuous "has been raining"; (B) conditional sentence needs simple present "rains"; (C) past continuous needs "-ing" form "raining"; (D) "will" takes base form "rain" -> correct
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