HSSC CET Group D English Questions Solved Problems with Detailed Solutions [Free PDF]

The correct answer is - "haven't seen".

Key Points

• From the given options, the most appropriate answer is "haven't seen"
• The given blank needs Present Tense.
• Since indicates Present Perfect Tense or Present Perfect Continuous Tense.
• See is verb of perception that doesn't take ing with it in Continuous Tense. 
  • Thus Option 2 is incorrect.
• So we use Present Perfect Tense.
  • Eg. She has lived here since 1980.
• Structure - Subject + has/have + Verb (3rd form) + Object + Other words
• Thus, Option 3 is correct option.

The correct answer is was taking.

Key Points

• The past continuous tense is used for an ongoing past action or two actions happening simultaneously.
  • ​1st action- Past continuous tense i.e. Sub + was/were + V1 + -ing + Obj.
  • 2nd action- Simple past tense i.e. Sub+ V2 + Obj.
• For example:
  • ​I was playing when she phoned me.
• According to the rule and the example is given above, 'was taking' will be used in the blank part of the sentence.
   

The Correct Sentence is 'Last evening while I was taking a walk in the park, I met Mrs. Murthy.'

Additional Information

• The following phrases are followed by past indefinite/simple tense:
  • ​It's high time, It's Time, It's about time, etc.​
• Example: It's high time I started preparing for my final exams. 

• पिछले निरंतर काल का उपयोग a के लिए किया जाता है   पिछले क्रिया या दो क्रिया एक साथ हो रही हैं।
  • ​1st action- विगत निरंतर तनाव में यानी Sub + was/were + V1 + -ing + Obj.
  • 2nd action- सरल भूत काल अर्थात Sub+ V2 + Obj.
• उदाहरण के लिए:
  • मैं खेल रहा था जब उसने मुझे फोन किया।
• नियम के अनुसार और उदाहरण ऊपर दिया गया है, 'ले रहा था' का उपयोग वाक्य के खाली हिस्से में किया जाएगा।
   

सही वाक्य है ' पिछली शाम जब मैं पार्क में टहल रहा था , मैं श्रीमती मूर्ति से मिला।'