AP TET–2026 English Methodology Most Expected MCQs (Degrees of Comparison, Linkers, Language Functions)
PART-A: Degrees of Comparison (1–20)
1. Identify the Positive Degree:
A) Taller
B) Tallest
C) Tall
D) More Tall
Answer: C
2. Identify the Comparative Degree:
A) Good
B) Better
C) Best
D) Well
Answer: B
3. Identify the Superlative Degree:
A) Rich
B) Richer
C) Richest
D) More Rich
Answer: C
4. Comparative form of "Good" is:
A) Gooder
B) Better
C) Best
D) More Good
Answer: B
5. Superlative form of "Bad" is:
A) Worse
B) Worst
C) Baddest
D) More Bad
Answer: B
6. "Ravi is taller than Raju." This sentence is in:
A) Positive Degree
B) Comparative Degree
C) Superlative Degree
D) None
Answer: B
7. "No other boy is as intelligent as Ramesh."
This is: A) Positive Degree
B) Comparative Degree
C) Superlative Degree
D) None
Answer: A
8. "Ramesh is the most intelligent boy."
This is: A) Positive
B) Comparative
C) Superlative
D) Assertive
Answer: C
9. Comparative form of "Little":
A) Less
B) Least
C) Lesser
D) More
Answer: A
10. Superlative form of "Far":
A) Further
B) Farther
C) Farthest
D) More Far
Answer: C
11. Change into Comparative:
"Very few cities are as beautiful as Hyderabad." A) Hyderabad is more beautiful than most other cities. B) Hyderabad is beautiful. C) Hyderabad is the most beautiful city. D) None
Answer: A
12. Positive form of:
"Ravi is taller than any other boy." A) No other boy is as tall as Ravi. B) Ravi is tallest. C) Ravi is tall. D) None
Answer: A
13. Superlative form of:
"No other mountain is as high as Everest." A) Everest is higher. B) Everest is the highest mountain. C) Everest is high. D) None
Answer: B
14. Which one is correct?
A) More better B) Better C) Most better D) Betterest
Answer: B
15. Comparative of "Beautiful":
A) Beautifuller B) More Beautiful C) Beautifulest D) Most Beautiful
Answer: B
16. Superlative of "Beautiful":
A) Beautifullest B) More Beautiful C) Most Beautiful D) Beautifuler
Answer: C
17. Positive Degree generally uses:
A) than B) the most C) as...as D) very
Answer: C
18. Comparative Degree generally uses:
A) than B) as...as C) most D) very
Answer: A
19. Superlative Degree generally uses:
A) than B) as C) the D) most
Answer: D
20. Comparative of "Many":
A) More B) Most C) Much D) Manyer
Answer: A
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PART-B: Linkers (21–35)
21. Which linker shows addition?
A) But B) And C) Yet D) Though
Answer: B
22. Which linker shows contrast?
A) Because B) So C) But D) And
Answer: C
23. Which linker expresses reason?
A) Because B) Therefore C) However D) Yet
Answer: A
24. Which linker expresses result?
A) Since B) Because C) Therefore D) Although
Answer: C
25. He was tired, _____ he continued working.
A) because B) but C) therefore D) so
Answer: B
26. She stayed at home _____ she was ill.
A) because B) but C) therefore D) yet
Answer: A
27. Choose the correct linker:
"I studied hard; _____ I passed." A) however B) therefore C) although D) yet
Answer: B
28. Which linker introduces an example?
A) Such as B) Though C) Since D) Therefore
Answer: A
29. Which linker indicates condition?
A) If B) But C) So D) And
Answer: A
30. Which linker indicates concession?
A) Because B) Although C) Therefore D) Since
Answer: B
31. Which linker indicates sequence?
A) First B) Because C) Though D) Since
Answer: A
32. Which linker indicates similarity?
A) Likewise B) However C) Yet D) Though
Answer: A
33. Which linker indicates alternative?
A) Either...or B) Because C) Therefore D) Since
Answer: A
34. Which linker indicates time?
A) When B) Therefore C) Because D) Yet
Answer: A
35. Which linker indicates conclusion?
A) Besides B) In conclusion C) Yet D) Though
Answer: B
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PART-C: Language Functions (36–50)
36. "Good Morning."
Function: A) Greeting B) Request C) Warning D) Advice
Answer: A
37. "Thank you very much."
Function: A) Greeting B) Thanking C) Requesting D) Suggesting
Answer: B
38. "Could you help me?"
Function: A) Requesting B) Warning C) Greeting D) Apologizing
Answer: A
39. "I'm sorry."
Function: A) Thanking B) Advising C) Apologizing D) Greeting
Answer: C
40. "Congratulations!"
Function: A) Greeting B) Congratulating C) Advising D) Warning
Answer: B
41. "Be careful!"
Function: A) Suggestion B) Warning C) Request D) Greeting
Answer: B
42. "May I come in?"
Function: A) Seeking Permission B) Advice C) Greeting D) Complaint
Answer: A
43. "Would you like to join us?"
Function: A) Invitation B) Warning C) Request D) Complaint
Answer: A
44. "You should exercise daily."
Function: A) Advice B) Warning C) Greeting D) Complaint
Answer: A
45. "Please sit down."
Function: A) Order/Request B) Warning C) Greeting D) Complaint
Answer: A
46. "Well done!"
Function: A) Appreciation B) Warning C) Advice D) Complaint
Answer: A
47. "Let's go for a walk."
Function: A) Suggestion B) Warning C) Greeting D) Complaint
Answer: A
48. "Excuse me."
Function: A) Polite Interruption B) Warning C) Complaint D) Advice
Answer: A
49. "How are you?"
Function: A) Enquiring B) Requesting C) Advising D) Warning
Answer: A
50. "Have a nice day."
Function: A) Wishing B) Warning C) Requesting D) Complaining
Answer: A
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AP TET–2026లో ఈ టాపిక్స్ నుండి ఎక్కువగా అడిగే అంశాలు
✅ Positive → Comparative → Superlative Conversions
✅ Irregular Degrees (Good–Better–Best, Bad–Worse–Worst, Little–Less–Least)
✅ Linkers: Because, Since, Therefore, However, Although, If, When, Besides, Moreover
✅ Functions: Greeting, Thanking, Requesting, Suggesting, Warning, Advising, Apologizing, Inviting, Congratulating, Seeking Permission...
AP TET–2026 English Methodology
Most Expected MCQs (51–100)
Degrees of Comparison, Linkers & Language Functions
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PART–A: Degrees of Comparison (51–70)
51. Comparative form of "Heavy" is:
A) Heavyer
B) Heavier
C) More Heavy
D) Heaviest
Answer: B
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52. Superlative form of "Heavy" is:
A) Heaviest
B) Most Heavy
C) Heavyest
D) More Heavy
Answer: A
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53. Comparative form of "Happy":
A) Happyer
B) More Happy
C) Happier
D) Happiest
Answer: C
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54. Superlative form of "Happy":
A) Most Happy
B) Happiest
C) Happyest
D) More Happy
Answer: B
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55. Comparative form of "Important":
A) Importanter
B) More Important
C) Importantest
D) Most Important
Answer: B
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56. Superlative form of "Important":
A) Importantest
B) More Important
C) Most Important
D) Importanter
Answer: C
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57. Which is an irregular degree?
A) Tall–Taller–Tallest
B) Small–Smaller–Smallest
C) Good–Better–Best
D) Long–Longer–Longest
Answer: C
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58. "No other metal is as useful as iron."
Superlative form: A) Iron is more useful than any other metal. B) Iron is the most useful metal. C) Iron is useful. D) None
Answer: B
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59. "Very few boys are as clever as Ram."
Comparative form: A) Ram is clever. B) Ram is cleverer than most other boys. C) Ram is the cleverest boy. D) None
Answer: B
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60. Positive Degree of:
"Mount Everest is the highest peak." A) No other peak is as high as Mount Everest. B) Everest is higher. C) Everest is high. D) None
Answer: A
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61. Comparative form of "Much":
A) More
B) Most
C) Mucher
D) Many
Answer: A
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62. Superlative form of "Much":
A) More
B) Most
C) Muchest
D) Many
Answer: B
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63. Comparative form of "Old":
A) Older/Elder
B) Oldest
C) More Old
D) Most Old
Answer: A
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64. Superlative form of "Old":
A) Older
B) Oldest/Eldest
C) More Old
D) Most Old
Answer: B
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65. Positive Degree generally compares:
A) One person with another B) Two things C) Equal qualities D) Highest quality
Answer: C
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66. Comparative Degree compares:
A) One thing with many B) Two persons/things C) None D) Three things
Answer: B
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67. Superlative Degree compares:
A) Two persons B) Equal qualities C) More than two persons/things D) None
Answer: C
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68. Comparative form of "Little":
A) Less
B) Least
C) Lesser
D) More
Answer: A
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69. Superlative form of "Little":
A) Less
B) Least
C) Lesser
D) Most
Answer: B
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70. Which degree uses "than"?
A) Positive
B) Comparative
C) Superlative
D) None
Answer: B
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PART–B: Linkers (71–85)
71. Which linker shows cause?
A) Because
B) Yet
C) However
D) Besides
Answer: A
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72. Which linker shows effect/result?
A) Therefore
B) Since
C) Although
D) While
Answer: A
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73. "Although he is poor, he is happy."
The linker expresses: A) Cause
B) Contrast/Concession
C) Result
D) Addition
Answer: B
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74. Which linker adds information?
A) Moreover
B) However
C) Although
D) Yet
Answer: A
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75. Which linker shows contrast?
A) In addition
B) Therefore
C) However
D) Because
Answer: C
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76. Choose the correct linker:
"I was tired, _____ I completed my work."
A) because
B) but
C) therefore
D) since
Answer: B
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77. Which linker indicates reason?
A) Since
B) Therefore
C) Yet
D) Besides
Answer: A
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78. Which linker indicates purpose?
A) So that
B) Yet
C) However
D) Although
Answer: A
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79. Which linker indicates condition?
A) Unless
B) Therefore
C) Besides
D) Yet
Answer: A
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80. Which linker indicates time?
A) Before
B) Therefore
C) Since (result)
D) Yet
Answer: A
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81. "Ravi worked hard; therefore, he succeeded."
"Therefore" indicates: A) Addition
B) Result
C) Contrast
D) Time
Answer: B
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82. Which linker is used for alternatives?
A) Either...or
B) Since
C) Though
D) Besides
Answer: A
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83. Which linker introduces examples?
A) For example
B) However
C) Yet
D) Though
Answer: A
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84. Which linker indicates similarity?
A) Likewise
B) However
C) Although
D) Because
Answer: A
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85. Which linker indicates conclusion?
A) Finally
B) Since
C) Though
D) Yet
Answer: A
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PART–C: Language Functions (86–100)
86. "Can I borrow your pen?"
Function: A) Requesting Permission
B) Advising
C) Greeting
D) Warning
Answer: A
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87. "Please help me."
Function: A) Requesting
B) Suggesting
C) Greeting
D) Thanking
Answer: A
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88. "Would you mind opening the door?"
Function: A) Polite Request
B) Complaint
C) Advice
D) Greeting
Answer: A
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89. "You had better consult a doctor."
Function: A) Advice
B) Greeting
C) Request
D) Warning
Answer: A
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90. "Watch out!"
Function: A) Warning
B) Advice
C) Greeting
D) Invitation
Answer: A
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91. "Shall we go to the park?"
Function: A) Suggestion
B) Warning
C) Complaint
D) Request
Answer: A
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92. "I'm extremely sorry for the mistake."
Function: A) Apology
B) Greeting
C) Complaint
D) Advice
Answer: A
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93. "Many happy returns of the day."
Function: A) Greeting
B) Congratulation/Birthday Wish
C) Request
D) Warning
Answer: B
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94. "Could you tell me the way to the station?"
Function: A) Asking Information
B) Greeting
C) Advice
D) Complaint
Answer: A
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95. "Please accept my condolences."
Function: A) Sympathy/Condolence
B) Request
C) Advice
D) Greeting
Answer: A
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96. "You must wear a helmet."
Function: A) Instruction/Advice
B) Greeting
C) Complaint
D) Invitation
Answer: A
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97. "How wonderful!"
Function: A) Expressing Joy/Admiration
B) Warning
C) Request
D) Advice
Answer: A
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98. "Could you repeat that, please?"
Function: A) Requesting Clarification
B) Greeting
C) Warning
D) Complaint
Answer: A
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99. "Let's celebrate your success."
Function: A) Suggestion
B) Complaint
C) Warning
D) Advice
Answer: A
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100. "What a beautiful painting!"
Function: A) Appreciation/Admiration
B) Request
C) Advice
D) Greeting
Answer: A
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AP TET Special Focus (Frequently Asked)
Degrees
Good → Better → Best
Bad → Worse → Worst
Little → Less → Least
Much/Many → More → Most
Far → Farther/Further → Farthest/Furthest
Important Linkers
Because, Since → Reason
Therefore, Hence → Result
Although, Though, However → Contrast
Moreover, Besides, Furthermore → Addition
If, Unless → Condition
Before, After, When → Time
Important Language Functions
Greeting
Requesting
Advising
Warning
Suggesting
Apologizing
Thanking
Congratulating
Inviting
Seeking Permission
Asking Information
Expressing Sympathy...
AP TET–2026 English Methodology
Most Expected MCQs (101–150)
Degrees of Comparison, Linkers & Language Functions
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PART–A: Degrees of Comparison (101–120)
101. Superlative form of "Good" is:
A) Better
B) Best
C) Goodest
D) More Good
Answer: B
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102. Comparative form of "Bad" is:
A) Badder
B) Worse
C) Worst
D) More Bad
Answer: B
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103. "Sita is the tallest girl in the class."
The degree is: A) Positive
B) Comparative
C) Superlative
D) None
Answer: C
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104. "Ravi is as strong as Raju."
The degree is: A) Positive
B) Comparative
C) Superlative
D) None
Answer: A
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105. Comparative form of "Easy":
A) Easier
B) More Easy
C) Easyer
D) Easiest
Answer: A
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106. Superlative form of "Easy":
A) Easier
B) Most Easy
C) Easiest
D) Easyest
Answer: C
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107. Which sentence is in Positive Degree?
A) Ram is taller than Ravi.
B) Ram is the tallest boy.
C) Ram is as tall as Ravi.
D) Ram is taller.
Answer: C
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108. Which sentence is in Comparative Degree?
A) No other student is as intelligent as Suma.
B) Suma is more intelligent than any other student.
C) Suma is the most intelligent student.
D) Suma is intelligent.
Answer: B
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109. Which sentence is in Superlative Degree?
A) Very few cities are as big as Mumbai.
B) Mumbai is bigger than most other cities.
C) Mumbai is the biggest city.
D) Mumbai is big.
Answer: C
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110. Positive Degree uses:
A) than
B) as...as
C) the most
D) more
Answer: B
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111. Comparative Degree uses:
A) than
B) as...as
C) most
D) least
Answer: A
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112. Superlative Degree generally uses:
A) as
B) than
C) the + adjective + est
D) and
Answer: C
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113. Comparative of "Thin":
A) Thinner
B) Thinner
C) More Thin
D) Thinest
Answer: A
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114. Superlative of "Thin":
A) Thinner
B) Thinnest
C) Most Thin
D) Thinest
Answer: B
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115. Comparative of "Hot":
A) Hotter
B) More Hot
C) Hottest
D) Hoter
Answer: A
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116. Superlative of "Hot":
A) Hotter
B) Hotest
C) Hottest
D) Most Hot
Answer: C
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117. Comparative of "Clever":
A) Cleverer
B) More Clever
C) Both A & B
D) Cleverest
Answer: C
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118. "No other river is as long as the Nile."
Superlative: A) Nile is longer than any other river.
B) Nile is the longest river.
C) Nile is long.
D) None
Answer: B
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119. "Very few books are as useful as this."
Comparative: A) This book is useful.
B) This book is more useful than most other books.
C) This is the most useful book.
D) None
Answer: B
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120. Which is correct?
A) More better
B) Bestest
C) Better
D) Gooder
Answer: C
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PART–B: Linkers (121–135)
121. Which linker shows contrast?
A) Because
B) However
C) Therefore
D) Since
Answer: B
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122. Which linker shows addition?
A) Moreover
B) Yet
C) Although
D) Though
Answer: A
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123. Which linker shows reason?
A) Because
B) Therefore
C) However
D) Yet
Answer: A
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124. Which linker shows result?
A) Since
B) Therefore
C) Although
D) Unless
Answer: B
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125. Which linker expresses condition?
A) If
B) Therefore
C) Besides
D) However
Answer: A
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126. Which linker expresses concession?
A) Although
B) Because
C) Since
D) Therefore
Answer: A
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127. "He was poor, yet he was happy."
The linker expresses: A) Addition
B) Result
C) Contrast
D) Reason
Answer: C
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128. "Study hard so that you may pass."
The linker expresses: A) Purpose
B) Result
C) Contrast
D) Addition
Answer: A
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129. Which linker indicates sequence?
A) Firstly
B) Yet
C) Though
D) Because
Answer: A
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130. Which linker indicates alternative?
A) Either...or
B) Because
C) Therefore
D) Since
Answer: A
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131. Which linker introduces examples?
A) For instance
B) Although
C) However
D) Yet
Answer: A
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132. Which linker shows similarity?
A) Likewise
B) Therefore
C) Yet
D) Though
Answer: A
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133. Which linker indicates conclusion?
A) In conclusion
B) Yet
C) Although
D) Since
Answer: A
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134. Which linker indicates time?
A) After
B) Therefore
C) Besides
D) However
Answer: A
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135. Which linker indicates exception?
A) Except
B) Since
C) Therefore
D) Yet
Answer: A
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PART–C: Language Functions (136–150)
136. "Good evening."
Function: A) Greeting
B) Request
C) Advice
D) Warning
Answer: A
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137. "Thank you for your help."
Function: A) Thanking
B) Advising
C) Requesting
D) Greeting
Answer: A
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138. "Could you lend me your book?"
Function: A) Requesting
B) Greeting
C) Warning
D) Complaint
Answer: A
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139. "You should work harder."
Function: A) Advice
B) Greeting
C) Request
D) Warning
Answer: A
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140. "Mind the gap!"
Function: A) Warning
B) Greeting
C) Suggestion
D) Invitation
Answer: A
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141. "Why don't we visit the museum?"
Function: A) Suggestion
B) Complaint
C) Request
D) Greeting
Answer: A
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142. "I apologize for my mistake."
Function: A) Apologizing
B) Advising
C) Greeting
D) Warning
Answer: A
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143. "Congratulations on your success!"
Function: A) Congratulating
B) Greeting
C) Request
D) Warning
Answer: A
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144. "May I use your phone?"
Function: A) Seeking Permission
B) Advice
C) Warning
D) Complaint
Answer: A
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145. "Would you like to have some tea?"
Function: A) Offering
B) Warning
C) Complaint
D) Greeting
Answer: A
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146. "Please come to my birthday party."
Function: A) Invitation
B) Advice
C) Warning
D) Complaint
Answer: A
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147. "Could you tell me the time?"
Function: A) Asking Information
B) Greeting
C) Warning
D) Advice
Answer: A
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148. "I'm sorry to hear that."
Function: A) Expressing Sympathy
B) Greeting
C) Request
D) Advice
Answer: A
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149. "Excellent! Keep it up."
Function: A) Appreciation/Encouragement
B) Warning
C) Complaint
D) Request
Answer: A
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150. "Have a safe journey."
Function: A) Wishing
B) Requesting
C) Advising
D) Warning
Answer: A
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AP TET–2026 Quick Revision
Degrees of Comparison
Positive Comparative Superlative
Good Better Best
Bad Worse Worst
Little Less Least
Much/Many More Most
Far Farther/Further Farthest/Furthest
Important Linkers
Addition → and, moreover, besides, furthermore
Contrast → but, however, yet, although, though
Reason → because, since, as
Result → therefore, hence, so
Condition → if, unless
Purpose → so that, in order that
Time → when, before, after, while
Important Language Functions
Greeting
Thanking
Requesting
Advising
Warning
Suggesting
Apologizing
Congratulating
Inviting
Offering
Seeking Permission
Asking Information
Expressing Sympathy
Appreciation
Wishing
ఈ 150 MCQs AP TET–2026 English Methodologyలో Degrees of Comparison, Linkers, Language Functions...
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