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If we compare any central university to any regional university, we will find that the

former is more efficient. 1. If we will compare any central university to any

regional university, we will find that the former is more efficient.

2. If we compare any central university to any regional university, we find that the former is more efficient.

3. If we compare any central university with any regional university, we find that the former is more efficient.

4. If we compare any central university to any regional university, we will find that the earlier is more efficient.

solution

• 3rd : use with instead of to, in such sentences, avoid use of will / shall.

Which is the best one?

1. There is an improvement on the weather.

2. There is an improvement over the weather.

3. There has been an improvement on the weather.

4. There has been an improvement in the weather.

Solution…

• 4th is the best option. Use in instead of on or over when you are comparing the same thing.

Which is the best?

1. Scientiests are truth to their principles.

2. Scientiests are truth with their principles.

3. Scientiests are true to their principles.

4. Scientiests are truth to the principles.

Solution:

Which is the best ?

1. The dog ran across the road.

2. The dog ran through the road

3. The dog ran over the road

4. The dog ran from the road

Solution

Which is the best ?

1. The poor man is beset by difficulties

2. The poor man is besetted on difficulties

3. The poor man is besetted with difficulties

4. The poor man is beset with difficulties

Solution

1. The student is beset with doubts and anxieties after class 12th

2. A student is beset by doubts and anxieties after class 12th

3. The student is beset by doubts and anxieties after class 12th

4. The student is beset by doubts and anxieties after class 12th

Solution: 2nd

1. It is half past eight in my watch

2. It is half past eight from my watch

3. It is half past eight by my watch

4. It is half past eight with my watch

Solution :

Which is the best option?

1. Either he is mad or he feign madness.

2. Either he is mad or he is feigning madness.

3. Either he is mad or he feigned madness.

4. Either he is mad or he feigns madness.

Solution

4th is the best option.

Convert it into indirect : He said : “where do you stay?”

1. He asked me that where I stay 2. He asked me that where I stayed3. He asked me that where I did stay4. He asked me where I stayed. Solution4th (avoid that before interrogative adverbs like

where).

1. Scarcely had he arrived when he had to leave again.

2. Scarcely did he arrive when he had to leave again.

3. Scarcely did he arrived then he had to leave again.

4. Scarcely he arrived then he had to leave again.

Solution1st (use had and when with scarcely).

Which is the best?

1. The BSNL network gives seldom or ever good connectivity.

2. The BSNL network give seldom or ever good connectivity.

3. The BSNL network seldom or never gives good connectivity.

4. The BSNL network gives seldom or never good connectivity.

Solution…

• 3rd

Which is the best option?

1. He neither agreed to my proposal nor to Sanjay

2. He agreed neither to my proposal nor to Sanjay’s

3. He agreed not to my proposal nor to Sanjay’s

4. He neither agreed to my proposal nor to Sanjay’s

Solution\

Combine the two sentences?

1. He is honest

2. He is not truthful.

Solution:

He is honest but not truthful

Combine the two sentenses:

1. He is honest

2. He is truthful.

Solution:

He is honest as well as truthful

He is both honest and truthful.

1. He treats us like slave

2. He treats us like slaves

3. He treats us as slaves

4. He treats us as slave

Solution

Which is correct ?

1. Today’s weather is an improvement in yesterday.

2. Today’s weather is an improvement in yesterday’s.

3. Today’s weather is an improvement on yesterday.

4. Today’s weather is an improvement in yesterday weather.

Answer : 3rd.

Which is correct ?

1. He live at Delhi for 20 years.

2. He live at Delhi since 20 years.

3. He has been living in Delhi for 20 years

4. He live on Delhi for 20 years.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. You have to choose among tea and coffee.

2. You has to choose among tea and coffee.

3. You have to choose between tea and coffee.

4. You have to chose among tea and coffee.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1, beside being good at studies, sports also fascinate Dhairya.

2 beside being good at studies, Dhairya is also fascinated by sports

3 beside being good in studies, sports also fascinate Dhairya.

4 besides being good at studies, Dhairya is also fascinated by sports.

Answer :4th

Which is correct ?

1. I has no use for it.

2. I have no use for it.

3. I have no use of it.

4. I have no use from it.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. The man was staring on the gift

2. The man was staring at the gift

3. The man was staring over gift

4. The man was staring the gift

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. Praachi is always absorbed by her studies.

2. Praachi is always absorbed in her studies.

3. Praachi is always absorbed on her studies.

4. Praachi is always absorbs her studies.Answer :2nd

Which is correct ?

1. God is well at me.

2. The God is well to me.

3. The God is good with me.

4. God is good to me.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. Abhishek has given drinking

2. Abhishek has given up drinking

3. Abhishek has left drinking

4. Abhishek has given over drinking

5. Drinking has been left by Abhishek

Answer :

Which is correct ? 1. When the house is built, we will live there.

2. When the house will be built, we will be living in there.

3. When the house will be built, we will have lived there.

4. When the house will be built, we will live there.

Answer : (1st) : don’t use will with conditionals like when, if etc.

Which is correct?

1. It is time, you get employed

2. It is time, you should have got employed

3. It was time, you get employed

4. It is time, you got employed

Answer :

(4th): it is time is followed by simple past tense.

Which is correct ?

1. There is no point in Abhishek give party before BBA results.

2. There is no point in Abhishek’s give party before BBA results.

3. There is no point in Abhishek’s giving a party before BBA results.

4. There is no point in Abhishek’s giving party ago BBA results.

Answer :3rd

Which is correct

1. The train just left the station

2. The train just lefted the station

3. The train has just left the station

4. The train just leave the station

Answer :

(3rd) when we use just, it denotes immediate past, so use present perfect tense instead of past tense.

Which is correct ?

1. Heaven or hell make little difference for the man who believes in life on earth.

2. Heaven or hell make a little difference for the man who believe in life on earth.

3. Heaven or hell makes little difference for the man who believes in life on the earth.

4. Heaven or hell make the little difference for the man who believed in life on earth.

Answer : (3rd)

Which is correct ?

1. The news are being broadcasted by DD

2. The news are being broadcast by DD

3. The news is being broadcast by DD

4. The news is being broadcasted by DD

Answer :

(4th) news is singular, 2nd form of broadcast is broadcast only.

Which is correct ?

1. Mahipal has been selected for interview, while others failed.

2. Mahipal was selected for interview, while others failed.

3. Mahipal has been selected for interview, while others being failed.

4. Mahipal has been selected for interview, while others have failed.

Answer : (4th). Mahipal is singular, but others – plural.

Which is correct ?

1. Kapil sings well, so does they.

2. Kapil sings good, so does they.

3. Kapil sings well, so do they.

4. Kapil sings well, so they.

Answer:

(3rd) Kapil is singular, so use sings, for they, use do to denote plurality.

Which is correct ?

1. To type letters, she has grown old. 2. Typing letters, she grown old.3. While typing letters, she has been grown

old.4. Typing letters, age has come to her. 5. Typing letters, she has grown old. Answer : (5th)

Which of these is correct?

1. Here comes the bus!

2. Here is coming the bus!

3. Here has coming the bus!

4. Here has come the bus!

Answer :

1. The mangoes taste sour

2. The mangoes are tasted sour

3. The mangoes taste sourly

4. The mango is taste sour

Answer

1. If I was PM, I will eradicate corruption.

2. If I were PM, I will eradicate corruption.

3. If I were PM, I would eradicated corruption.

4. If I were PM, I would eradicate corruption.

Answer :

1. It is time you should realise your responsibility.

2. It is time you realise your responsibility.

3. It is time you realised your responsibility.

4. It is time you have realised your responsibility.

5. It is time you should have realised your responsibility.

Answer :

1. He said that honesty is the best policy.

2. He said that honesty was the best policy.

3. He said that honesty used to be the best policy.

4. He said that honesty had been the best policy.

Answer :

1. When I saw him, he wrote an email with full attention.

2. When I saw him, he was writing an email with full attention.

3. When I saw him, he wrote an email by full attention.

4. When I was seeing him, he wrote an email with full attention.

Answer : (2nd)

1. He just came

2. He has been come

3. He came just.

4. He has come.

ANSWER :

Which of these is correct ?

1. The ball was hit by the bat

2. The ball was hit by the batsman

3. The ball was hitted by the bat

4. The ball was hit with the bat

Answer. :

1. The allegation is appearing to be true.

2. The allegation is seeming to be true.

3. The allegation is looking to be true.

4. The allegation appears to be true.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. He either is a fool or a knave.

2. He is either a fool or a knave.

3. He either is the fool or the knave.

4. He either is fool or knave.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. He was not only insulted and also deceived.

2. He was not only insulted but also deceived.

3. He was not only insulted and also was deceived.

4. He was not only insulted and he was also deceived.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. He is both a knave and a scoundrel.

2. He is both a knave or a scoundrel.

3. He is both a knave as well as a scoundrel.

4. He is both a knave but a scoundrel.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. He had scarcely finished his work when he was called away.

2. He had scarcely finished his work then he had been called away.

3. He did scarcely finished his work then he had been called away.

4. He had scarcely finished his work then he was called out.

Answer : (1st)

Which is correct ?

1. He is not only a coward but also a fool.

2. He is not only a coward but a fool.

3. He is not only a coward and even a fool.

4. He is not only a cowardly but even a fool.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. Start at once lest you should miss the train.

2. Start at once lest you may not miss the train.

3, Start at once lest you might miss the train.

4. Start at once lest you may miss the train.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1 He had hardly heard the news when he wept aloud.

2. He had hardly heard the news then he had wept aloud.

3. He hardly heard the news then he wept aloud.4. He did hardly heard the news then he did wept

aloud.Answer : 1. (with hardly, always use when, when no sooner,

always use then).

Which is correct?

1. He told to me that I am coming.

2. He told me that he was coming

3. He told to me that he was coming just now.

4. He told me that he was coming presently.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. He can write both in Hindi and English.

2. He can write both in the Hindi and the English.

3. He can write in both Hindi and English.

4. None of these

Answer

Which is correct ?

1. He is my friend not only but also my benefactor.

2. He is not only my friend but also my benefactor.

3. He is my friend but also my benefactor.4. He is friend not only but also my

benefactor.Answer : (2n)

Which is correct?

1. I had hardly opened my eyes when did he break the news to me.

2. I had hardly opened my eyes when he break the news to me.

3. I had hardly opened my eyes than he broke the news to me.

4. I had hardly opened my eyes when he broke the news to me.

Answer : (4th)

Which is correct ?

1. No sooner did I enter the room than saw I a thief jumping out.

2. No sooner did I enter the room when I saw a thief jumping out.

3. No sooner did I enter the room then I saw a thief jumping out.

4. No sooner did I entered the room than saw I a thief jumping out.

Answer : (3rd)

Which is correct?

1. He drove very fast lest should miss the train.

2. He drove very fast lest should not miss the train.

3. He drove very fast lest he should miss the train.

4. He drove very fast lest he would not miss the train.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. He had scarcely finished his work then he was called away.

2. He had scarcely finished his work when he was called away.

3. He scarcely had finished his work then he was called away.

4. He scarcely had finish his work then he was called away.

Answer : (2nd)

Which is correct?

1 No sooner he reached the station then the train started.

2. No sooner he reached the station when the train started.

3. No sooner he reached the station when the train had started.

4. No sooner did he reached the station when the train started.

Answer : (1st)

Which is correct?

1. Though he is not my friend yet I can trust him.

2. Though he is not my friend even then I can trust him.

3. Though he is not my friend but I can trust him.

4. Though he is not my friend but even then I can trust him.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. I had hardly opened my eyes when I saw him standing before me.

2. I had hardly opened my eyes then I had seen him standing before me.

3 I had hardly opened my eyes then I see him standing before me.

4 I had hardly opened my eyes then I saw him standing before me.

Answer : (1st)

Correct it : Let we abide to the law.

• Let us abide by the law.

Correct it : you have performance very good.

• you have performed very well.

• Or

• You have to perform very well.

Correct it : She is my cousin sister.

• She is my cousin.

Correct it : Neither of them has done her work.

• Neither of them has done his work.

1. She is a good lady teacher.

2. She is a good lady instructor

3. She is a good teacher.

4. None of these.

Answer (3rd)

1. No one should neglect its duty.

2. No one should neglect one’s duty

3. No one should neglect his duty

4. No one should neglect their duty.

Answer : (3rd)

1. Mrs. Gandhi was the chairwoman.

2. Mrs. Gandhi was the chairperson

3. Mrs. Gandhi was the chairlady

4. Mrs. Gandhi was the female chairman.

Answer

Identify the correct one..

1. This is Ladies Training College.

2. This is Female Training College.

3. This is Women’s Training College.

4. None of these

Answer :

Identify the correct one :

1. I have two and a quarter hours at my disposal.

2. I have two and a quarter hour on my disposal

3. I have two hours and a quarter at my disposal.

4. I has two and a quarter hours with my disposal.

Answer

Identify the correct one ..

1. The poors deserve all our sympathy.

2. The poors deserves all our sympathy.

3. The poor deserve all our sympathy.

4. The poor deserves all our sympathy.

Answer :

Identify the correct one …

1. She is a renowned poetess.

2. She is an renowned poetess.

3. She is a renowned poet.

4. She has a renowned poet.

Answer

Which is correct ?

1. The wounded was admitted in hospital.

2. The wounded was admitted to hospital.

3. The wounded was admitted into hospital.

4. The wounded were admitted in hospital

Answer :

Which is correct one :

1. If I am you, I would have taken this decision.

2. If I am you, I would taken this decision.3. If I was you, I have had taken this

decision.4. If I were you, I would have taken this

decision.Answer (4th)

1. Fire broke out in the market last night.

2. Fire broke away in the market last night.

3. A Fire broke out in the market last night.

4. Fire broke out at market the last night.

Solution

Which is correct ?

• 1. The Mount Everest, situated in Nepal is much higher than Mount Abu.

2. The Mount Everest, situated in the Nepal is higher than Mount Abu.

3 Mount Everest, situate in Himalaya is more higher than Mount Abu.

4 Mount Everest, situated in the Himalaya is much higher than Mount Abu.

Answer :(4th)

Which is correct ?

1. She told me that she may proceed on leave.

2. She told to me that she may proceed on leave.

3. She told me that she might proceed on leave.

4. She told me that she might proceeded on leave.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. I have read an interesting story yesterday.

2. I have read an interested story yesterday.

3. I read an interesting story yesterday.

4. I have readed an interesting story yesterday.

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. She sang very well, isn’t it?

2. She sang very good, isn’t it?

3. She sang very well, didn’t she?

4. She sang very well, isn’t she?

Answer :

Which is correct ?

1. He walks as if the earth belongs to him.

2. He walks as if the earth belonged to him.

3. He walks as if earth belongs to him.

4. He walks as if the earth belongs with him.

Answer :

Which is correct?

1. Ram told to me that I will come shortly.

2. Ram told to I that he will come shortly.

3. Ram told me that he will come shortly.

4. Ram told me that he would come shortly.

Answer

(4th )

Which is correct?

• 1 The President of the U.S.A. will be on the air this evening.

• 2. The President of the U.S.A. will be on air that evening.\

• 3. The President of U.S.A. will be on the air this evening.

• 4 President of the U.S.A. will be over the air this evening.

• Answer • (1st)

He like fruits.

• He likes fruits.

Each of us are playing the cricket.

• Each of us is playing cricket.

• Or

• All of us are playing cricket.

May I know who is I talking to?

• May I know who am I talking to ?

Sudha were to make the room tidy.

• Sudha was to make the room tidy.

The captaincy of Dhoni are perfect for India. .

• The captaincy of Dhoni is perfect for India.

Ajay has dissembled qualities.

• Ajay has dissembled his qualities.

Ajay have good communication skills.

• Ajay has good communication skills.

Ravindra inveterate drinker coffee.

• Ravindra is an inveterate drinker of coffee.

Sudha are always absured on me.

• Sudha always absured me.

I has been singing a song since morning.

• I have been singing a song since morning.

Sudha make another foray to the kitchen.

• Sudha is making another foray into the kitchen (to eat food).

Sudha are always wrote fatuous peoems.

• Sudha always writes fatuous peoems.

In Agra Taj Mahal looks very good since Rains.

• In Agra Taj Mahal looks very good during Rains.

Ajay say me that Sudha had admited

• Ajay told me that Sudha had admitted her mistakes.

PP committed loathesomed work.

• PP committed loathesome work.

PP told me that now a days Sudha become harangue.

• PP told me that in those days Sudha gave harangues.

Ajay is limpid good writing style.

• Ajay has limpid writing style.

Iron are out of water.

• Iron is out of water.

PP & Sudha is hapless, that is why they are going in hegemony way

• PP & Sudha are hapless, that is why they are adopting hegemony

Sudha are always crib in exams.

• Sudha always cribs in exams.

Ajay were attend the seminar

• Ajay attended the seminar

Sudha was iconoclast, but due to imperious behaviour, she will not

succeed.

• Sudha was iconoclast, but due to her imperious behaviour, she would not succeed.

I DIDN’T WANT TO WENT

• I DIDN’T WANT TO GO

IF I WILL GET A CHANCE TO MEET A CELEBRITY, I WILL BE

VERY HAPPY.

• IF I MGET A CHANCE TO MEET A CELEBRITY, I WILL BE VERY HAPPY.

I DOES NOT LIKE TO DRINKING COFFEE.

• I DO NOT LIKE DRINKING COFFEE.

TODAY’S CLASS ARE VERY BORING

• TODAY’S CLASS IS VERY BORING

ALL CHILDRENS ARE VERY QUIET.

• ALL THE CHILDREN ARE VERY QUIET.

MAHATMA GANDHI IS A ASCETIC PERSON

• MAHATMA GANDHI WAS AN ASCETIC PERSON

VYAS JI EAT TOBACCO

• VYAS JI CHEWS TOBACCO

INDIAN CRICKET TEAM IS PERFORM VERY WELL

• INDIAN CRICKET TEAM IS PERFORMING VERY WELL

• OR

• INDIAN CRICKET TEAM HAS PERFORMED VERY WELL

SIR ALWAYS LOCK HER HOUSE

• HE ALWAYS LOCKS HIS HOUSE

• OR

• SHE ALWAYS LOCKS HER HOUSE

INDIAN PLAYS ARE VERY TIRE

• INDIAN PLAYERS ARE VERY TIRED

• OR

• INDIAN PLAYS ARE VERY TIRING (BORING)

HULASH DO NOT WALKING WELL

• HULASH DOES NOT WALK WELL

THE SURAT IS DIAMOND CITY

• SURAT IS KNOWN FOR ITS DIAMOND INDUSTRY

• OR

• SURAT IS KNOWN AS DIAMOND CITY.

SUN RISING FROM EAST

• THE SUN RISES IN THE EAST

LET’S THE RAINING DIE DOWN

• LET THE RAIN STOP

• OR

• LET THE RAIN DIE DOWN.

SMOKING ARE BAD TO HEALTH

• SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH.

CIGERATTE ARE INJURIOUS FOR HEALTH

• CIGERATTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH

WHERE HAVE THIS ROAD LEAD TO

• WHERE DOES THIS ROAD LEAD TO ?

SUDHA HAVE BEEN TALKING RUBBISH

• SUDHA HAS BEEN TALKING NON-SENSE.

LIFE DOES HECTIC

• LIFE IS VERY HECTIC

TODAY PEOPLE IS CORRUPT

• PEOPLE ARE CORRUPT THESE DAYS

SUDHA IS A MENDACIOUS

• SUDHA IS A MENDACIOUS GIRL.

HULASH SAID VYAS IS A VERY GOOD

• HULASH SAID THAT VYAS JI IS VERY WELL

SUDHA ARE TELL LIE FOR 2 HOURS.

• SUDHA HAS BEEN TELLING LIES FOR 2 HOURS.

WHAT I DID WERE SO WRONG

• WHAT I DID WAS WRONG

PP WAS BEEN DISPARAGE CLASS

• PP HAS BEEN DISPARAGING EVERY PERSON IN THE CLASS.

SOCIETY HAVE BE COMING PASSIVE DAY BY DAY

• SOCIETY HAS BEEN BECOMING PASSIVE EVERY DAY.

VYAS JI SAY YESTERDAY THAT PP IS GOOD PERSON

• YESTERDAY VYAS JI SAID THAT PP WAS A GOOD PERSON

SUDHA TOLD PP WAS EXPIATING TO ME

• SUDHA TOLD US THAT PP WAS EXPIATING BEFORE HER.

I DOESN’T KNOW WHAT IS THE MATTER

• I DON’T KNOW ABOUT THE MATTER.

A TAJMAHAL MADE BY MUMTAJ

• THE TAJMAHAL WAS MADE IN MEMORY OF MUMTAJ

VYAS TOLD THAT SUDHA WERE FERAL PERSON

• VYAS TOLD ME (OR US OR HIM …) THAT SUDHA WAS A FERAL PERSON

IS YOUR FATHER IMPOSED HIM DECISION ON YOU?

• DOES YOUR FATHER IMPOSE HIS DECISIONS ON YOU?

BHOJAK JI TOLD THAT SUDHA IS HAPLESS PERSON

• BHOJAK JI TOLD ME (OR ANY OTHER OBJECT ) THAT SUDHA WAS A HAPLESS PERSON

VYAS JI DON’T TAKE THEIR DECISION, HE IS HENPACKED.

• VYAS JI CAN’T TAKE HIS DECISION, HE IS A HENPACKED PERSON.

SUDHA WAS USING AN HECKNAYED LANGUAGE

• SUDHA HAS BEEN USING HECKNAYED LANGUAGE

• OR

• SUDHA USED HECKNAYED LANGUAGE

VYAS JI CAME ACROSS A FAKE CURRENCY EVERY DAY.

• VYAS JI COMES ACROSS A FAKE CURRENCY EVERY DAY.

SUDHA TOLD TO VYAS JI THAT PP IS HAD INDEFATIGABLE

PERSON

• SUDHA TOLD VYAS JI THAT PP WAS AN INDEFATIGABLE PERSON

• OR

• SUDHA TOLD VYAS JI THAT PP HAD BEEN AN INDEFATIGABLE PERSON

ALL PEOPLE THINK THAT SUDHA, VIKRAM & BHOJAK JI IS

VERY UGLY PERSON

• EVERY PERSON THINKS THAT SUDHA, VIKRAM & BHOJAK JI ARE VERY UGLY PERSONS

ANKIT COULDN’T KEEP YOURSELF AWAY FROM DOING

• ANKIT COULDN’T KEEP HIMSELF AWAY FROM DOING VICES

SEE AT ANKIT AND PP’S INIQUITY

• LOOK AT ANKIT AND PP’S INIQUITY

THERE ARE NO CLEMENCY FOR SUDHA

• THERE IS NO CLEMENCY FOR SUDHA

PP WAS A NEAR MISS BY A GIRL

• PP HAD A NEAR MISS BY A GIRL

PP SAID VYAS JI THAT YOU ARE AN EXECRABLE PERSON.

• PP SAID TO VYAS JI THAT HE WAS AN EXECRABLE PERSON.

ANKIT LIKED WAS SCORCHING HOT

• ANKIT LIKES SCORCHING HEAT.

EVERYONE WANT TO ESCHEW HER PROBLEM

• EVERYONE WANTS TO ESCHEW HIS PROBLEM

PP HAD AN EFFRONTERY

• PP COMMITTED AN EFFRONTERY

SUDHA SAID JAIKUMAR THAT YOU ARE A CREDUILITY

PERSON

• SUDHA SAID TO JAIKUMAR THAT HE WAS A CREDULOUS PERSON

SUDHA HAD IMPERTINENT PERSON

• SUDHA WAS AN IMPERTINENT PERSON

Find the most similar option : MUTATION(a) Change

(c) Adolescent(b) Decency’

(d) Clangorous

• Answer : (a) change

Find the most similar option : APATHY

(a) Tolerance(b) Obstinacy(c) Unconcern

(d) Discrimination

• (c) Unconcern

Which is the most similar option?

PUNCTILIOUS (a) Rueful (b) Frugal

(c) Careful(d) Insolent

• (c) careful

FILL IN THE BLANKBecause of his excellent

_______skills, he could mesmerize the crowd with the power of his

speech.(a) loquacious (B) convincing(c) presentation (d ) oratory

• ( D) ORATORY

The patriot was given a tumultuous welcome ___ his

country men.a), with (B) from

(c)among (d)BY

• (d) by,

Practice will _,,,,,,,pay its dividends.

(a) finally (B) eventually(c) sooner (U) later

• ( b)

When certain kind of monkeys are______, they act just like

human beings(a) domesticated (b) pet(c) beaten (U) flattered

• (a )

Which is the most similar option?TRAINING: HEREDITY(a) unnatural : usual(B) ornithologist: birds(c) habits : instincts(U) astute: ingenious

• ( c ) answer

FRAGRANT : INCENSE(a) frequent : sound(b) sneeze : nostrils

(c) noxious: garbage(d) noisome : pleasant

• ( c ) answer

Which is the most similar option ?TRIANGLE: HEXAGON

(a) cone: sphere(b) rectangle: octagon

(c) pentagon: heptagon(d) angle : quadrilateral

• (b) answer

Which is the most similar? ABRADE : LENGTHEN

(a) root: trunk(b) stop: end

(c) lend : borrow(d) prize : reserve

• Answer : ( c )

Which is most similar : SOUP: LIQUID

(a) water : thirst(b) book : knowledge(c) oxygen : gas(d) writer : publisher

• ( C )

FIND THE ODD ONE OUT ? (a) juvenile

(B) Immature(c)old

(d) childish

• ( C ) Old, the other 3 are relating to child/ childishness.

Find the odd one out?(a) slack

(b) rigorous(c) draconian

(d) severe

• (a) slack. The other three words are similar.

Find the odd one out? (a) Achilles

(c) Paris(B) Themes(U) Pandora

• One idiom start from Achilles, themes and Pandora. So the answer is (c) Paris

A. Participation involves more than the formal ‘sharing of decisions.

B. Through anticipation,individuals or organizations consider trends and make plans, shielding institutions from trauma of

learning by shock.C. Innovative, learning involves both anticipation

‘and participation.D. It is an attitude characterized by cooperation,

dialogue and empathy.(a) BCDA (b) ABCD’ (c)CBAD’ (d) DABC

Solution

• (c) is the best option as the first sentence gives you two concepts : anticipation and participation. You can prepare sentence on anticipation and participation each, the sentence D starts with it, for which you have to select the noun, which is participation, thus A and D are connected.

A. In the past, the customised tailoring units were localized to the township or city andcatered exclusively to domestic demand.

B. Traditionally, Indians preferred custom-made clothing arid the concept of ready-to-wear is a

relatively recent one.C. Consumer awareness of styling issues and the - convenience afforded by ready-to-wear

helped the RMG industry, make small inroads into the domestic market in the 1980s.

D. The customized tailoring outfits have always been a major source of clothing for domestic

market.(a) BCDA (b) BDAC(c) CDRA (d) DBAC

Solution…

• Sentence B gives introduction on both custom made clothing and ready to wear clothing. After B we can take up 2 sentences on custom clothing and then we can take up one sentence on ready to wear.

• Thus answer is : (B)

A.’Such a system will help identify and groom executives for positions of

strategists.B. Evaluation of performance is more often than not done for the purpose of

reward or punishment for past performance.

C. They must become an integral part of the executive system.

D ’ Even where the evaluation system is for one’s

promotion to assume higher responsibilities it rarely includes

terms that are a key for playing, the role of strategists effectively e.g. The skills of playing the role of

change agent and creative problem solving.

(a) DBAC (b) DCBA (c)DCBA(D) BDCA

SOLUTION ….

• THE PARAGRAPH CANNOT START WITH A (SUCH IS USED) OR D (THE SENTENCE STARTS WITH EVEN), OR C (THEY IS USED). THUS THE STARTING LINE IS B, WHICH IS CLOSELY LINKED BY D. A GIVES POSITIVES ABOUT THE SUGGESTIONS MADE IN C. SO ANSWER IS BDCA. (OPTION D)

Caricature is A/ a type ofexaggeration B/ is common used in C/ political cartoons.

D/(a)A (b)B(c)C (d)D

Solution …

• (c)

• Instead of common (which is noun), we have to use commonly (which is adverb). The correct sentence will be:

• Caricature, a type of

• exaggeration it is commonly

• used in political cartoons.

Every candidate Under A/ considering B/ for a military job

must undergo C/ a thorough medical D/ examination.

(a)A (b)B (c) C (d)D

• (a) no need o under

If Swifts’ Guliver’s Travelsattracts less A/ readers than,B/ it did in the eighteenth

century, perhaps C/the reasonis that modern readers do notknow enough political historyto appreciate D / the satire.

• (a) USE FEWER INSTEAD OF LESS, NO NEED OF IF.

Which are similar ?

• QUISLING: TREASON

• Options :

• (1) Accomplice guilt

• (2) Murderer : homicide

• (3) Renegade: loyalty

• (4) Perjurer: arson

Solution…

• 1st option is the best option.

Which are similar ?

• POLLYANNA : OPTIMISM• (1) Diehard : resistance• (2) Environmentalist : pollution• (3) Malingerer : illness• (4) Reactionary : change• Solution: • Option 1st and 3rd are nearby the close

options but final answer seems to be : 1st.

Which are similar?

• LARGE : GARGANTUAN

• (1) Emaciated : thin

• (2) Wise: Machieavellian

• (3) Obese : stout

• (4) Small : tiny

• Answer :

• (4)

Ronald continued to report for work during the strike in defiance of

trade union instructions. Ronald is

• (1) a black spot• (2) in the black• (3) a black leg• (4) the black sheep• Answer : • (4)

Abnegate

• When a person renounces or leaves something

Abominate

• V. Intense dislike

Abstemious

• Someone who eats and drinks very less.

Accentuate

• To make more noticeable

Achillles heel

• Weakness

Correct it : I cant always forget that he was

junior than me.

• I can never forget that he was junior to me.

• Words like junior, senior, inferior, interior etc. take preposition to with them.

Correct it : the english and Hindi language

have its own merits and demerits.

• The English and the Hindi language have their own merits and demerits.

Correct it : I make a request, could you give me any money?

• I have a request, could you give me some money?

Fill in the blank : ___ retirement is now becoming

popular in civil services, and people prefer to quit and join some private sector firms on their own. It is win

win for both employer and employee.

• Voluntary

Fill in the blanks : due to floods, there was water every where. My house was

also _____ from all sides

• waterlogged

Fill in the blank: due to his vituperative remarks, the

other party also felt _____

• Anger / hatred /

• (vituperative means full of hatred).

Ravi is inferior than Kavi.

• Ravi is inferior to Kavi.

• Words like inferior, junior, superior etc. take to and not than.

I prefer tea than coffee.

• I prefer tea to coffee.

Correct it : truth is those, you cannot pleased

• The truth is that, you cannot please all.

Correct it : his both friends deserted him upon

crisis.

• both his friends deserted him in the crisis

• Or

• Both of his friends deserted him in the crisis

Correct it : he acceded with my proposal

• he acceded to my proposal

• Words like accede take to as preposition

Correct it:the dog ran through road.

• the dog ran across the road.

Correct it : Kalidas is shakespere of India.

• Kalidas is the Shakespere of India.

• Here word Shakespere is used here a standard and not as a personal noun.

Me opinion do not accord to you.

• My opinion does not accord with yours.

Correct it : scarcely had I reach office than fire

• scarcely had I reached office when the fire broke out.

• Scarcely is always followed by when

Correct it : no sooner I reach office, when I got the news of your getting

RMAT top

• no sooner did I reach office, then I got the news of your getting the top rank in RMAT.

• No sooner is always followed by then

Correct it : then had hardly their meal, then

they started work

• then had hardly their meal, when they started work

• Hardly is always followed by when. (not then).

Correct it : I don’t know whether Ravi is equally good as Kavi.

• I don’t know whether Ravi is as good as Kavi.

Correct it : 30 Kilometers are a big distance.

• Here 30 KM is a singular idea, so

• 30 Kilometers is a big distance.

Correct : He dare to not to commit murder.

• He dares not to commit murder.

• (Dare doesn’t take to, it is singular, so use dares).

Correct : I am seeing a rainbow in sky.

• Verbs of perception always use simple present tense, not the present continuous tense.

• So corrected :

• I see a rainbow in the sky.

Correct it : I shall be watching TV, when you

will return.

•I shall have been watching TV, when you return.

• Never use will with when, if , etc.

Correct it : the crowd have no answer about

the crime.

• Here crowd is used as singular, so :

•the crowd has no answer about the crime.

Correct it : he is bored up from play cricket.

• He is tired of playing cricket.

Correct it : the book is a reading must.

• the book is worth reading

Correct it : he persisted to convince her.

• he persisted in convincing her.

Correct it : Satish is cleverer than any student

of his class.

• Satish is cleverer than any other student of his class.

Correct it : It grew hot and hot

• It grew hotter and hotter.

Correct it : I am disappoint, the future do not

hold much for me

• I am disappointed, the future does not hold much for me

Correct it : what a kind of a hobby this is ?

• what kind of hobby is this ?

Correct it : An iron is a usefull metal

• Iron is a useful metal

• Don’t use article before commodity or metal, unless it is a special one.

Correct it : He was elect the president of the

country

• He was elected president of the country

Correct it : the manager and assistant of Mr.

Ambani were present over the party

•the manager and the assistant of Mr. Ambani were present at the party

• Or •

the manager and assistant of Mr. Ambani was present at the party

He has joining a 3 years course

• He has joined a 3 year course

Correct : of Sachin and Sahwag, which is the

• of Sachin and Sahwag, who is the better?

Correct it : sun rise in east

• The Sun Rises in the East

Correct it : little knowledge is dangerous thing. • A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

Correct it : Jyoti is elder then his sister by 7

• Jyoti is older than her sister by 7 years

Correct it : he ran fast tremendously.

• he ran tremendously fast.

Correct it : he usually is see here play chess

• he is usually seen here playing chess

Correct it : She is too sensitive

• She is very sensitive

Correct it : aim highly

• Aim high

Correct it : VP don’t need no introduction

• VP don’t need introduction

Correct it : I am much glad to seeing you

• I am very glad to see you

Correct it : Never did sky look so beautiful

• The sky never looked so beautiful

Correct it : it is bitter cold

• it is bitterly cold

Correct it: He could not help not going to

gamble

• He could not help going to gambling

Choose the most similar option

• DIAMONDS : NECKLACE

• (1) pages : book (2) bouquet : flowers

• (3) shoe : leather (4) house : rooms

• Solution:

• (1). When you combine pages (like diamonds), you are able to make a book (like a necklace).

Choose the mist similar option

• TITAN : GIANT

• (1) maverick orthodox (2) expert : novice

• (3) midget giant (4) elephant: big

• Solution:

• (Solution:

• (4) answer.

Which is most similar?

• ROUND: CIRCLE

• (1) spherical : globe (2) oblong: ellipse (3) square : rectangle (4) sharp cone

• Solution:

• (1)

Which is most similar ?

• FOOLHARDY: SHREWD

• (1) formality regulation

• (2) foster : advance

• (3) cogent strong (4) cognate : dissimilar

• Solution

• (4)

Which is most similar ?

• CIRCLE: DIAMETER

• (1) square : diagonal (2) earth : equator

• (3) triangle : median (4) cone : plane

• Solution :

• (1)

Arrange these to form a paragraph

• (A) The cost of war in terms of money and material has increased immensely due to sophistièation.

• (B) Moreover, it is the real test of morals, material and human strength of belligerent nations.

• (C) Wars in the modern age are not the exclusive affairs of the armed forces, but a matter of universal concern.

• (D) They demand the collective utilisation of the resources of the nations at war.

• (1) BACD (2) CDBA• (3) DCBA (4) BOAC

Arrange these to form a paragraph

• (A) Why is it that we have so much fire-fighting, yet are always dealing with the same problems?

• (B) How often does one hear the statement: we have such talented people, yet what we achieve is so little?

• (C) Indian organisations are notorious for not fulfilling their potential.

• (D) Intuitively, everyone recognises that there is a big drain somewhere that renders the organisation a chronic underachiever.

• (1) ABCD(2) DACB• (3) CBAD (4) CDAB• Solution: (1)

Connect these to form a paragraph

• The height of the structure may be taken to represent the time that has elapsed since the earth was born.

• (B) Take a postage stamp and stick it onto a penny.• (C) Climb Cleopatra’s needle and lay the penny flat,

postage stamp uppermost, on the obelisk.• (D) How old is the earth?• (1) DCAB(2) BCDA• (3) CBAD(4) DBCA• Solution: (4)

Aggravate

• To make things worse

Alchemy

• Science of converting metal into gold

Alienate

• to convert a person into an alien, or to render the person without company.

Allusion

• Remember the difference between Allusion, illusion, elusion, etc. (all these words look similar, but they are different)

• Suppose we are talking about war, we made indirect reference of the USA, this is allusion. Illusion is false notion. Elusion means to escape or run away.

Altercate

• v. To contend angrily or zealously in words.

• When you debate with some one, you altercate. When you discuss a matter in a very sharp tone, you are altercating.

Queen Elizabeth is not the richest of all other persons on earth.

• Queen Elizabeth is not the richest of all persons on earth.

• Note : don’t use other word in superlatives, but in comparative sentences, you may use it.

A computer is an advanced version of a calculator.

• The computer is an advanced version of the calculator.

• Here we are using computer and calculator as representing a class, therefore we have to use article the to denote the class.

It was the most unique choice.

• It was a unique choice.Don’t use superlative with unique.

He drinks tea hotly.

• He drinks tea hot.

• Hotly is an adverb and denotes characteristics of drinking. But Hot is an adjective, which shows characteristics of subject – tea.

He turned towards me with cheerful look.

• He turned towards me with a cheerful look.

His both friends deserted him in the crisis.

• Both of his friends deserted him in the crisis.

Poetry is essence of humanity.

• Poetry is the essence of humanity.

The number of cars was fewer than that of bicycles.

• The number of cars was lesser than that of bicycles.

There are the times when you are not sure what to do.

• There are times when you are not sure what to do.

Krishna is considered to-be the most ideal student.

• Krishna is considered to-be the most ideal student.

• Remove most before ideal. Don’t use superlatives before words like ideal, unique etc.

I can never forget that he was junior than me.

• I can never forget that he was junior to me.

• Always use to with words like junior, superior, prefer etc.

Do not get disturbed by those kind of rumours.

• Do not get disturbed by that kind of rumours.

• Don’t use those, you may use this or that.

There has been no farther addition to the project.

• There has been no further addition to the project.

• Remember the difference between further and farther. Farther refers to physical distance, but further refers to additional.

Much of the problems are linked to poverty.

• Most of the problems are linked to poverty.

• Or

• Many of the problems are linked to poverty.

Lok Sabha passed the bill today.

• The Lok Sabha has passed the bill today.

The cement is used for building houses.

• cement is used for building houses.

• Rule:

• Don’t use article the with commodities, unless it is some special / particular commodity.

Peacock is the national bird of India.

• Peacock is the national bird of India.

• (many times, we have confusion to put the before peacock or India – however, it is not required).

Do not tell the lie.

• Do not tell lie.

• There is no need of article the bofore lie or other similar words.

Footballer in him could not resist itself as soon as a ball came into

sight.• The footballer in him could not resist itself

as soon as a ball came into sight.

• Use article The to denote a specific quality in a person .

Players of this team are very depressed.

• The Players of this team are very depressed.

A tourist.city has many worth seeing places.

• A tourist city has many places worth seeing.

• Rule:

• Compound adjectives are generally put after the noun they qualify.

You are a good student; I have a little doubt regarding your

success.

• You are a good student; I have little doubt regarding your success.

• Rule: remember the difference between little and a little. Little means practically nothing. A little means little bit. The little means small but specified.

You can get your work done only when you/meet the concerned

authority.

• You can get your work done only when you/meet the authority concerned.

Had it not been for common understanding, the two of us would

have parted long before.

• Had it not been for mutual understanding, the two of us would have parted long before.

The well-furnished house is necessary for a decent living.

• A well-furnished house is necessary for a decent living.

• Rule: don’t use article the, when we are not referring to a particular house or commodity.

You should have decided this prior to coming to live with.us.

• You should have decided this before coming to live with us.

You can make much profit even of a little money you have left.

• You can make much profit even of the little money you have left.

• Rule: • Remember the difference in use of little, a

little and the little. When you have something limited, you have to use article the before little.

• Little means practically nothing, a little means small quantity

The intelligence tests have questions based on figures as well

as oral ones.

• The intelligence tests have questions based on figures as well as verbal ones.

• Rule: remember the difference between oral and verbal. Oral means through mouth. Verbal means using word.

Of all militant groups, Hamara Watan is the most extreme.

• Of all militant groups, Hamara Watan is the most extreme.

• Or

• Of all the militant groups, Hamara Watan is the most extreme.

Cynics believe that a few persons are good in this world.

• Cynics believe that few persons are good in this world.

• Rule: remember the difference between few, a few, the few.

• Few = practically none• A few = some• The few = some but all those who are

already specified.

Everyone bowls off the mark; his is the widest.

• Everyone bowls off the mark; his is widest.

• Rule : use article the before superlatives. Therefore, here you have to use article the before widest.

Industrious are rewarded.

• The Industrious are rewarded.

• Use article the before adjectives which are used as nouns.

Ram is elder to his brother Mohan by five years.

• Ram is older to his brother Mohan by five years.

• Use older rather than elder in such circumstances.

This house is comfortabler than yours.

• This house is more comfortabl than yours.

Mount Everest is the most high peak in the world.

• Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world.

• Rule:

• Done use article the before individual peaks, but you have to use before range of mountains (for example the Himalayas)

Any of the two movies can be seen first.

• Either of the two movies can be seen first.

Deposed chief ministers are often content with the governorial post.

• Deposed chief ministers are often content with the gubernatorial post.

FIND THE DIFFICULT WORDS & correct the sentence

• Acoustic mean relating to sound or hearing. An acoustic instrument is one whose sound is natural and not made louder by electrical apparatus. Acoustics are the scientific study of sound. The acoustics of a space are its structural features which determine how well you can hear speech or music in it. The acoustics of Priya theatre in New Delhi pull cine-goers there.

Solution

• Acoustic means relating to sound or hearing. An acoustic instrument is one whose sound is natural and not made louder by electrical apparatus. Acoustics is the scientific study of sound. The acoustics of a space are its structural features which determine how well you can hear speech or music in it. The acoustics of Priya theatre in New Delhi pull cine-goers there.

I was astonish to find the driver was only 10 year old boy.

• I was astonished to find that the driver was only 10 year old boy.

He are a astute politician.

• He is an astute politician.

What has he be babbling for?

• What has he been babbling about?

If you come bankrupted, you don’t have any money.

• If you go bankrupt, you don’t have any money.

Science have brought many changes in our life.

• Science has brought about many changes in our lives.

The roof caved due to earthquake.

• The roof caved in due to earthquake.

The leaders castigated the government to work hard.

• The leaders castigated the government for not working hard.

Have a ferventing desire to succeeding.

• Have a fervent desire to succeed.

It would be faux pas to kiss someone in village India.

• It would be a faux pas to kiss someone in rural India.

• Faux pas = socially not acceptable, social mistake.

He fritters his time in gossip.

• He fritters away his time on gossiping.

• Fritters = to waste away

Don’t take serious matter flippant.

• Don’t take serious matter flippantly

• Flippantly = nonseriously.

She loath to be a housewife.

• She loathed being a housewife.

• Loath = to hate.

The child was lisping – which only his mother could understood..

• The child was lisping – which only its mother could understand.

• Lisping = speaking unclear.

Stock markets nosedived recently all over the world.

• Stock markets have nosedived recently all over the world.

• Nosedived = to fall

Does Goti ogle on girls?

• Does Goti ogle at girls?

• Ogle = to look at

If I was the PM, I would have done something for Bikaner.

• If I were the PM, I would have done something for Bikaner.

It is the time that you should realise your responsibilities.

• It is the time that you realised your responsibilities.

I would you rather learn English

• I would rather you learnt English

Although he is poor, but he will become an entrepreneur

• Although he is poor, yet he will become an entrepreneur

He did nothing, but cursed his fate.

• He did nothing, but curse his fate.

Learn respecting others.

• Learn to respect others.

Mayank does nothing but loitering in the corridor.

• Mayank does nothing but loiter in the corridor.

My friend and brother have come.

• My friend and brother has come.

The crowd have no answer to what the culprit says.

• The crowd has no answer to what the culprit says.

I doubt that Kap will not turn up at 8.00 Pm class.

• I doubt that Kap will turn up at 8.00 Pm class.

Double never has and never will played TT

• Double never has played and never will play TT

He dares not to commit a murder.

• He dares not commit a murder.

The three-member bench was divided in its verdict.

• The three-member bench were divided in their verdict.Verdict = judgement

Monu say let us go to seeing the bride.

• Monu says let us go to see the bride.

The news are being broadcast to you from the All India Radio.

• The news is being broadcast to you from the All India Radio.

The Ship was about to sink and- the passengers waiting and

lamenting.

•The Ship was about to sink and- the passengers were waiting and lamenting.

Either they or she are responsible for the country’s decline.

• Either they are or she is responsible for the country’s decline.Or

• Either she or they are responsible for the country’s decline.

‘Either of the boys are eligible for selection.

• ‘Either of the boys is eligible for selection.

American English is read easy.

• American English reads easy.

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