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(Spotting errors assignment no. 1)
1. Seen as an indicator of the
maturity (1)/ the Indian
outsourcing market is expected
to growth (2)/ to eleven billion
dollar by this year. (3)/ No
Error (4)
2. More than half the food
products (1)/targeted at babies
and toddlers have a high sugar
content and are (2)/excessive
sweet. (3)/ No Error (4)
3. The foreign company has so
far declined to (1)/ directly
comments on the Indian
company‟s move, (2)/ which
analysts say is a sign the
company wanting to fight for
its presence in the market.
(3)/ No Error (4)
4. After forty years of trying to
(1)/ understand why asbestos
causes cancer (2)/ researchers
have now finally unraveled the
mystery. (3)/ No Error (4)
5. A property dealer was shoot
dead by four unidentified
jacket clad men (1)/ while
taking a morning walk (2)/ in a
park. (3)/ No Error (4)
6. The audition‟s for India‟s first
ever (1)/ reality based pop
band hunt is going on in full
swing, (2)/ with numerous
entries coming in. (3)/ No
Error (4)
7. To curbing the spread of
violence, (1)/ authorities
brought under curfew more
areas in the State, where (2)/
three youths were killed. (3)/
No Error (4)
8. Demand for diesel cars, which
has (1)/ been on the rise for
the last few years, may dip as
the government is increasing
the price (2)/ of the fuel,
bringing it closer to that of
petrol. (3)/ No Error (4)
9. Not only was the actress over
the moon (1)/ as winning an
award, but was also deeply
touched by the support (2)/
she got from the industry. (3)/
No Error (4)
10. The protestors went on a
rampaging (1)/ and set ablaze
three shops resulting in
injuries to thirty people (2)/
including women and children.
(3)/ No Error (4)
11. Hectic schedules can (1)/ take
a toll on anybody and the
solution to this is (2)/ a quick
holiday to some exotic
location. (3)/ No Error (4)
12. The celebrations continued (1)/
through the evening as more
and more friends joins (2)/ in
the fun and frolic. (3)/ No Error
(4)
13. The actress believes in being
fit and feels that there (1)/ are
too much hype around size
zero (2)/ in the entertainment
world. (3)/ No Error (4)
14. While the actress wins fans
with (1)/ her on screen
fireworks, off screen, it‟s her
down to earth attitude and
easy going manner (2)/ that
wins her friend. (3)/ No Error
(4)
15. Even though the exchange
attract attention of all those
present at (1)/ the police
station, the inspector
continued (2)/ his tirade
against the girl. (3)/ No Error
(4)
16. The market continues to be
positive (1)/ and in the next
quarter we expected (2)/ the
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trend to continue with the
onset of festive season. (3)/
No Error (4)
17. The Indian team cannot win
the series (1)/ and even
pulling off a draw could be a
tough proposition with (2)/ its
lead bowlers not playing. (3)/
No Error (4)
18. With this initiative, the
corporation hopes to assure
the public that (1)/ it is
confident of providing good
service (2)/ and renewing their
faith with the public transport
system. (3)/ No Error (4)
19. The sole idea behind (1)/
conduct such programmes is to
create awareness (2)/ among
young minds for our culture.
(3)/ No Error (4)
20. The reports prompted the
chairmen of the organizing
committee (1)/ to address
hurried press conference where
he reprimanded the media (2)/
for conducting a “prejudiced
campaign”. (3)/ No Error (4)
21. Had I known it earlier (1)/ I
would had (2)/ made a
different plan. (3)/ No Error
(4)
22. If you decide to straighten out
a lot of (1)/ things in your life
all at once, (2)/ it is probable
that you will achieve nothing.
(3)/ No Error (4)
23. It is important not to direct
(1)/ people too much and to
let (2)/ them find their own
way. (3)/ No Error (4)
24. The minister for „Education‟
(1)/ vehemently refused (2)/
the allegation that he had
taken bribes. (3)/ No error. (4)

25. If I were Zubin (1)/ I would
not attend (2)/ the wedding,
come what may. (3)/ No error.
(4)
26. He says that (1)/ he reads
novels (2)/ to pass away the
time. (3)/ No error. (4)
27. He left for Mumbai on Sunday
(1)/ arriving there (2)/ on
Monday. (3)/ No error. (4)
28. No sooner did the teacher (1)/
enter the class room (2)/ the
students got up. (3) No error.
(4)
29. It is (1)/ nothing else (2)/ than
pride. (3) No error. (4)
30. To the ordinary man, in fact,
the pealing of bells (1)/ is a
monotonous jangle and a
nuisance (2)/ tolerably only
when mitigated by remote
distance and sentimental
association. (3)/ No error. (4)
31. The increasing mechanisation
of life (1)/ have led us farther
away from daily contact with
nature and (2)/ the crafts of
the farm. (3)/ No error. (4)
32. If you have a way with words,
(1)/ a good sense of design
and administration ability (2)/
you may enjoy working in the
high pressure word of
advertising. (3)/ No error. (4)
33. Last week‟s sharp hike in the
wholesale price of beef (1)/ is
a strong indication for (2)/
higher meat cost to come. (3)/
No error. (4)
34. Every child in our (1)/ country
has the right (2)/ to acquire
quality primary and secondary
education. (3)/ No error (4)
35. No country can long endure
(1)/ if its foundations (2)/ were
not laid deep in the material
prosperity. (3)/ No error (4)
36. The Committee Chief warned
the party members (1)/ that if
they persist (2)/ in their
obstructionist attitude they
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would be suspended. (3)/ No
error (4)
37. We could not (1)/ believe that
one (2)/ of us was responsible
with the act. (3)/ No error (4)
38. The pledges that countries (1)/
are making to battle climate
change (2)/ will still result in
the world heating up by more
than six degree Celsius. (3)/
No error (4)
39. As he had taken (1)/ only a
few sips (2)/ there was still
little water left in the glass.
(3)/ No error (4)
40. When the Emperor heard of
(1)/ the saga's wit and
intelligence (2)/ he sent to a
messenger to invite him to the
court. (3)/ No error (4)
41. One of the security men (1)/
rushed forward and asked (2)/
me whether I had anything
objectionable. (3)/ No error (4)
42. Celebrities showed their
childlike side (1)/ yesterday, as
most of them turn up wearing
(2)/ cartoon T-shirts for the
screening of the latest
animated film in town. (3)/ No
error (4)
43. These companies have been
asked to furnish their financial
details (1)/ and information
about (2)/ its board members.
(3)/ No Error (4)
44. Owing the new policy (1)/ we
feel that the targets (2)/ set
for this year may not be
achieved. (3)/ No Error (4)
45. Road developers unable to
complete their projects (1)/ on
time will not be (2)/ awarded
new ones. (3)/ No Error (4)
46. We have taken on the
responsibility of (1)/ arranging
the required training (2)/ and
2
supervise the new staff. (3)/
No Error (4)
47. The government has signed
(1)/ a memorandum of
understanding with (2)/ the
company to set up a plant in
the State. (3)/ No Error (4)
48. The couple‟s work in upgrading
rural technician (1)/ has set a
benchmarking (2)/ for future
generations. (3)/ No Error (4)
49. It has taking almost a year for
India (1)/ to let its pessimism
(2)/ translate into fewer jobs.
(3)/ No Error (4)
50. The city needs an airport (1)/
that can efficiently manage a
constantly flow of (2)/
passengers and flights. (3)/ No
Error (4)
51. The group of rural achievers
(1)/ is very different than the
(2)/ ones in the past. (3)/ No
Error (4)
52. The government has
announced plans to creating
(1)/ one million new (2)/
training places. (3)/ No Error
(4)
53. The argument assumes that
early detection of the disease
(1)/ will lead to an immediate
drop in (2)/ the mortality
rating from the disease. (3)/
No Error (4)
54. The two most important
numbers which the mandarins
(1)/ of an economy have to
watch (2)/ are inflation and
unemployment. (3)/ No Error
(4)
55. Witnessed the young soldier‟s
ability (1)/ to repeatedly hit
bull‟s eyes at (2)/ arms
training, instructors pushed
him to participate in the Army
marksmanship competition.
(3)/ No Error (4)

56. It is all well known that women
are generally in favour of (1)/
light topics like jokes and
expressions (2)/ that causing
laughter all around. (3)/ No
Error (4)
57. The evening breeze (1)/ won‟t
carrying the poetry of peace
beyond (2)/ the school
building. (3)/ No Error (4)
58. We are bring in the idea that
(1)/ European rehabilitation
focused on a multi-disciplinary
approach (2)/ towards chronic
pain. (3)/ No Error (4)
59. If parents are able to get their
children into schools (1)/ that
are far away, the (2)/ next
challenge is transportation.
(3)/ No Error (4)
60. The perception of others (1)/
particularly family members
changed when he (2)/ qualified
on a government job. (3)/ No
Error (4)
61. Every house should have the
device as it (1)/ protects
people from a (2)/ common
household disaster. (3)/ No
Error (4)
62. Automated baggage handling
systems are (1)/ ensuring that
on the time passengers (2)/
are out of the plane their
baggage is already waiting for
them. (3)/ No Error (4)
63. The transit system‟s
underground (1)/ tunnels and
stations will be constructed
(2)/ next heritage structures.
(3)/ No Error (4)
64. Residents have been planting
(1)/ the ornamental trees
outside their homes and in
lawns to (2)/ add beauty and
give their place a grand look.
(3)/ No Error (4)
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65. A diamond jeweller‟s peon
tipped off a gang (1)/ about
the gold (2)/ in his employer‟s
vault. (3)/ No Error (4)
66. He said that the performance
of the India team (1)/ was
satisfactory at the international
meet and that they learnt a lot
from (2)/ watching top seeded
players through action at the
grand slam. (3)/ No Error (4)
67. Watching the exponential
talent of world tennis (1)/ was
the best things (2)/ to happen
to him. (3)/ No Error (4)
68. The meeting took place a day
after the agency held a
meeting with project
contractors (1)/ to evaluate
steps that being taken to (2)/
ensure that the buildings were
not affected. (3)/ No Error (4)
69. The director explained the
theme and (1)/ the concept of
(2)/ the international folk
festival. (3)/ No Error (4)
70. The fight among rivals
candidates between the
medium (1)/ of catchy slogans
(2)/ has started. (3)/ No Error
(4)
71. Acting on a tip off the anti-
robbery squad led (1)/ by
inspector laid (2)/ a trap for
the robbers. (3)/ No Error (4)
72. The process of revising figures
of damage (1)/ to get
additional compensation (2)/
has began. (3)/ No Error (4)
73. Farmers who grow the crop
(1)/ are the worse hit, as the
investment they make on a
crop is (2)/ huge as compared
to the profit. (3)/ No Error (4)
74. The government is made it
mandatory for pharmacies to
send (1)/ copies of medical
bills along with prescriptions
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(2)/ of drugs and details of
patients. (3)/ No Error (4)
75. School children, who so far
(1)/ have had rationed access
to (2)/ the few playgrounds on
the city must be happy by the
recent move. (3)/ No Error (4)
76. While these schools have a
strong traditional hold, the
reason for (1)/ forming a
consortium in India is to
encourage (2)/ cultural
diversity for their institutes.
(3)/ No Error (4)
77. The government soon will
make (1)/ it mandatory for all
private hospitals to notify
infectious cases (2)/ as soon
as they are detected. (3)/ No
Error (4)
78. The third season of the popular
television show ill ends (1)/ on
a grand note with (2)/
celebrities dancing and having
fun. (3)/ No Error (4)
79. The website, which does not
accept advertisements and is
funded (1)/ entirely by
donations, describes itself (2)/
as the fifth most popular
website on the planet. (3)/ No
Error (4)
80. As sharing crime statistics for
the year 2011, the
Commissioner admitted that
(1)/ there had been an undue
delay in (2)/ the setting up of
an anti-narcotics cell. (3)/ No
Error (4)
81. The moon may be the best
place (1)/ to look for aliens as
their footprints on their surface
would (2)/ last far longer than
radio signals. (3)/ No Error (4)
82. The judge advised the
government to have metered
auto rickshaw (1)/ across the
state while recounting his
personal experience where an

(2)/ auto rickshaw driver made
him to wait and also demanded
one hundred rupee. (3)/ No
Error (4)
83. The company aims to nearly
double(1)/its revenues on the
back (2)/of a strongest product
pipeline. (3)/ No Error (4)
84. The woman that had
kidnapped a child has now (1)/
been apprehended and is being
(2)/ held in the city‟s jail. (3)/
No Error (4)
85. Rose growers in the city are
waking up (1)/ to the benefits
(2)/ of collective action. (3)/
No Error (4)
86. The minister will have a tough
task on his hands (1)/ where
three different
recommendations (2)/ for this
year‟s rate reach his desk. (3)/
No Error (4)
87. The current economic scenario
(1)/ could possibly undo the
growth that followed (2)/ the
economic liberalization of
1991. (3)/ No Error (4)
88. In a first-of-its-kind study, a
team of scientists have tried
(1)/ ”grow” new stem cells in
(2)/ the ear that gets damaged
with age. (3)/ No Error (4)
89. If successful, the research
could (1)/ pave the way
towards the prevention in
untimely deaths (2)/ due to
fatal illness. (3)/ No Error (4)
90. The ministry has directed
banks (1)/ to do away with
their separate promotion
policies, a move (2)/ strongly
opposed by the officer‟s
unions. (3)/ No Error (4)
91. After a complaint was filed, the
police teams was given the
photograph (1)/ of the accused
from the CCTV footage (2)/
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recorded at the hotel. (3)/ No
Error (4)
92. Activists opposing the rail
project said (1)/ that the
eleven new flyovers to be built
(2)/ would practically ring the
death knell for the city. (3)/ No
Error (4)
93. The government has asked
individuals (1)/ with income of
over Rs. 10 lakhs to electronic
file tax returns for the year
2011-12 (2)/something which
was optional till last year. (3)/
No Error (4)
94. The power tariff had already
been increased twice in (1)/
the last 15 months and the
Electricity Board had also (2)/
levied additional monthly
charges to consumers. (3)/ No
Error (4)
95. Despite of curfew in some
areas, minor (1)/ communal
incidents were reported (2)/
from different areas of the
walled city. (3)/ No Error (4)
96. This comes at a time (1)/ when
fund allocation (2)/ is been
doubled. (3)/ No Error (4)
97. As the prison will get an official
telephone facility soon,the
prisoners (1)/ would not have
to make calls in discreet
manner (2)/ through smuggled
mobile phones. (3)/ No Error
(4)
98. The area was plunged into
darkness mid a wave of (1)/
cheering and shouting (2)/
slogans like „Save the Earth‟.
(3)/ No Error (4)
99. The poll contestants
approached the commission
complaining that the hoardings
(1)/ violated the code of
conduct (2)/ and influenced
public perception. (3)/ No Error
(4)
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100. The country has adequate laws
but problems (1)/ arise when
these are not (2)/
implemented in letter and
spirit. (3)/ No Error (4)
101. The Management feels that
(1)/ the employees of the
organization (2)/
nonproductive and do not want
to work hard. (3)/ No Error (4)
102. As far the issue of land
encroachment in villages is
concerned, people will (1)/
have to make a start from their
villages by (2)/ sensitizing and
educating the villagers about
this issue. (3)/ No Error (4)
103. Dress in black, several
students from the University
took part (1)/ in a protest
march in the city on Thursday
as part (2)/ of a campaign
against female infanticide. (3)/
No Error (4)
104. On the second day of the
workshop, participants does a
situational analysis of the state
(1)/ and spoke about their plan
of action (2)/ for implementing
the Act. (3)/ No Error (4)
105. The court has asked the
Authorities to take appropriate
steps to restore natural
resources (1)/ so that the
water shortage problem (2)/ in
the state can be solved. (3)/
No Error (4)
106. The poor experience in (1)/
neighbouring countries which
have implemented food stamp
programmes should serve as
(2)/ a deterrent in our country.
(3)/ No Error (4)
107. The government has warned
that air pollution from vehicles
and power stations (1)/ is
reducing life expectancy in the
country (2)/ in an average of
six months. (3)/ No Error (4)

108. Closing the doors to a foreign
citizen (1)/ seeking
employment in India, the High
Court on Thursday ruled that is
not a foreign national‟s
fundamental right (2)/ to get
an employment visa in the
country. (3)/ No Error (4)
109. The High court on Thursday
banned (1)/ plying of diesel
run vehicles (2)/ including
safari cantors in the tiger
sanctuary with immediate
effect. (3)/ No Error (4)
110. A new study has shown that
kids who have a high body
mass index are (1)/ more
likelier to have high blood
pressure, cholesterol and blood
insulin levels (2)/ by the time
they reach adolescence. (3)/
No Error (4)
111. For much of the developing
world, (1)/ historically
environmentalism was seen as
luxury rather than a necessity
because (2)/ always the
development imperatives was
seen to be urgent. (3)/ No
Error (4)
112. The Consumer forum directed
the Power Corporation to
compensate a complainant for
the inconveniences and mental
agony who he had (1)/ to
suffer because of the power
(2)/ official‟s irresponsible
attitude. (3)/ No Error (4)
113. Ashkay Sharukh‟s “The stories
of maddening crowd” (1)/ have
been read (2)/ by me. (3)/ No
Error (4)
114. Several people (1)/ saw the
thief (2)/ to snatch my purse
today. (3)/ No Error (4)
115. Shalini and sid are good
friends (1)/ and we often met
(2)/each other. (3)/ No Error
(4)
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116. I thought I would pass in the
examination (1)/ although I
did not answer (2)/ most of
the questions correctly. (3)/ No
Error (4)
117. Komal Ravish is (1)/ confident
to win (2)/ the gold medal this
time. (3)/ No Error (4)
118. Due to me being a new comer
(1)/ I was unable (2)/to get a
new house. (3)/ No Error (4)
119. In the garden (1)/ were the
more beautiful flowers (2)/ and
silver bells. (3)/ No Error (4)
120. They agreed to (1)/ repair the
damage (2)/ freely of cost.
(3)/ No Error (4)
121. My uncle does not spend (1)/
so much money on that house
(2)/ unless he thinks of moving
in soon. (3)/ No Error (4)
122. We saw (1)/ sand sculptures
(2)/ in the beach. (3)/ No Error
(4)
123. Everybody in the office (1)/
has left early, (2)/ haven‟t
they? (3)/ No Error (4)
124. The teacher said that (1)/ the
students should have gone to
the library (2)/ instead of
having wasted their time. (3)/
No Error (4)
125. He was awarded (1)/ with a
doctorate degree (2)/ for his
new innovation. (3)/ No Error
(4)
126. None of the diplomats at the
conference (1)/ was able either
to comprehend (2)/ or solve
the problem. (3)/ No Error (4)
127. They were having (1)/ a
birthday party at home (2)/
next week. (3)/ No Error (4)
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128. The inaugural function (1)/ is
temporarily interrupted (2)/as
the lights suddenly went out.
(3)/ No Error (4)
129. He always practices (1)/ the
justice and cares (2)/ for moral
principles. (3)/ No Error (4)
130. His assistants have (1)/ and
are still doing (2)/ excellent
work for the organization. (3)/
No Error (4)
131. Thanks to medical research
(1)/ our lives have become
(2)/ healthier and long. (3)/ No
Error (4)
132. The first task is provided (1)/
sufficient arable land (2)/ to
the dispossessed farmers. (3)/
No Error (4)
133. No sooner did he see (1)/ the
traffic policemen (2)/ he wore
seat belt. (3)/ No Error (4)
134. On last Sunday (1)/ I met my
friend (2)/ accidentally. (3)/
No Error (4)
135. The Railways have made (1)/
crossing the tracks (2)/ a
punished offence. (3)/ No Error
(4)
136. A member shall be required
(1)/ to pay interest at such
rate (2)/ as is fixed by the
committee. (3)/ No Error (4)
137. Citizens cannot afford (1)/ to
take the law (2)/ out of their
hands. (3)/ No Error (4)
138. The relatives of the deceased
(1)/ threatened to avenge (2)/
his death. (3)/ No Error (4)
139. I remember (1)/ meet him (2)/
five years ago. (3)/ No Error
(4)
140. Several guests noticed Mr.
Sharma (1)/ collapsing in his

chair (2)/ and gasping for
breath. (3)/ No Error (4)
141. This is our second reminder
(1)/ and we are much
surprised (2)/ at receiving no
answer from you. (3)/ No Error
(4)
142. You should (1)/ be always
greatful (2)/ to your mentor.
(3)/ No Error (4)
143. At his return (1)/ we asked
him (2)/ many questions. (3)/
No Error (4)
144. Selling peanuts on the road is
(1)/ the only means of earning
(2)/ in respect of most of the
people. (3)/ No Error (4)
145. Her talk was judged by many
(1)/ as one of the most
important talks (2)/ given in
the seminar. (3)/ No Error (4)
146. The boy who was guilty with
(1)/ having stolen the cell
phone (2)/ came out with the
truth. (3)/ No Error (4)
147. She is the teacher whom I
know (1)/ has helped my son
(2)/ in the examination. (3)/
No Error (4)
148. You cannot demand all your
articles (1)/ unless you do not
(2)/ give advance notice. (3)/
No Error (4)
149. We insisted, but neither (1)/
Luna nor her assistant (2)/ are
ready to work on Sunday. (3)/
No Error (4)
150. There is just not enough (1)/
time in my unit to sit round
(2)/ talking about how we feel
about each other. (3)/ No Error
(4)
151. The act will be passed with a
comfortable majority (1)/ if all
the partisans of (2)/ her group
favours it. (3)/ No Error (4)
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152. Hardly had I entered the
airport (1)/ than I met (2)/ my
cousin tilak. (3)/ No Error (4)
153. An anti-terrorism cell is opened
by the town police (1)/ three
months ago (2)/ as a meet about their problems.
precautionary measure. (3)/
No Error (4)
154. The artist who was given (1)/
detailed description of the
sculptures was (2)/ speaking
fluently French. (3)/ No Error
(4)
155. Martin would attempt to open
the umbrella (1)/ when her
spectacles slipped off (2)/ and
fell down. (3)/ No Error (4)
156. If you had not reached so
quickly, (1)/ we might well (2)/
have had a disaster. (3)/ No
Error (4)
157. The merchant counted the
number of pearls (1)/ to make
sure that (2)/ none of them
were missing. (3)/ No Error (4)
158. When deep sea diving, (1)/
one should always take care
(2)/ that oxygen cylinder is
(3)/ No Error (4)
159. He has taken care to
compliance with the norms
(1)/ he expects the proposals
(2)/ to be approved without
delay. (3)/ No Error (4)
160. Under the terms of new deal
(1)/ the channel can broadcast
the next cricket tournament to
be (2)/ played among India
and Australia. (3)/ No Error (4)
161. Our equipment gets damage
very often in summer (1)/
because there are (2)/
frequent power cuts. (3)/ No
Error (4)
162. We have received many of the
letters from customers (1)/
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asking us to extend (2)/ the
deadline to pay their loans.
(3)/ No Error (4)
163. Since I had lived there (1)/ for
many years the villagers were
very comfortable talked (2)/ to
(3)/ No Error (4)
164. We have been under a lot of
pressure (1)/ open fifty new
stores (2)/ by the ending of
the year. (3)/ No Error (4)
165. The government has launched
many creative schemes (1)/ to
make banking services (2)/
available to everyone. (3)/ No
Error (4)
166. The company is in debt and
has been unable (1)/ to pay
their employees‟ salaries (2)/
for the past six months. (3)/
No Error (4)
167. This is turned out to be (1)/
one of our most successful
projects (2)/ and we have
made quite a large profit from
it. (3)/ No Error (4)
168. A non-banking financial
company is a (1)/ financial
institution similarly to a bank
but it cannot issue (2)/ cheque
books to customers. (3)/ No
Error (4)
169. We have recently began the
process of recruiting (1)/
insurance agents for (2)/ our
North-Eastern branches. (3)/
No Error (4)
170. In spite that organisations are
aware (1)/ of the importance if
IT they often do not know (2)/
how to deploy it effectively.
(3)/ No Error (4)
171. Although interlinking of rivers
will help tackle drought, the
government (1)/ has not paid
much (2)/ attention to this
project. (3)/ No Error (4)

172. Keeping in mind that India (1)/
is one of the world‟s fastest
growing economies many
international (2)/ companies
are invested in India. (3)/ No
Error (4)
173. Despite the merger, the airline
has reported (1)/ sizeable
losses and is unable (2)/ to
pay their employees. (3)/ No
Error (4)
174. The company‟s decision to
issue bonus shares clearly
indicates (1)/ the
management‟s confident (2)/
about the future. (3)/ No Error
(4)
175. RBI is in favour of amending
currently (1)/ policies
governing operations of (2)/
foreign banks in India. (3)/ No
Error (4)
176. These recently upgrade branch
offices have been fully
computerized (1)/ and are
connected to headquarters (2)/
to ensure proper monitoring.
(3)/ No Error (4)
177. The rise in price of foods is
likely the cause of inflation (1)/
to exceed eight percent (2)/
during the next quarter. (3)/
No Error (4)
178. Many people believe that the
nationalization of banks in (1)/
the 1960s have protected India
(2)/ from the current` financial
crisis. (3)/ No Error (4)
179. Sheela had to travel all the
way back (1)/ when she
remembered that she had
forgot to take (2)/ important
document with her. (3)/ No
Error (4)
180. The party is holding a meeting
in order (1)/ to begin the
painful and difficult (2)/
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process of rethink its political
strategy. (3)/ No Error (4)
181. The only bad thing about (1)/
these flowers are the pollen
which causes (2)/ allergy in
many people. (3)/ No Error (4)
182. Nobody in the bus offered to
give their seat (1)/ to the
elderly lady who had to (2)/
travel a long distance. (3)/ No
Error (4)
183. This is the only organization
(1)/ which could somehow
continue (2)/ to making profits
in the face of recession. (3)/
No Error (4)
184. Many more would have died
(1)/ if they had not received
the timely helping from (2)/
the relief team. (3)/ No Error
(4)
185. A man along with his wife and
two children (1)/ were rescued
with the help of (2)/ an army
helicopter. (3)/ No Error (4)
186. In the past two decades,
preventive measures have (1)/
drastically reduced the (2)/
occurrence of polio in children.
(3)/ No Error (4)
187. Neither the ministers nor the
intelligence sources (1)/ was
aware of the coup (2)/ being
planned in the country. (3)/ No
Error (4)
188. Certain amount of stress (1)/
at work is natural but it is
important that one learns (2)/
to keep it in the right
proportion. (3)/ No Error (4)
189. Ancient artifacts are a part of
global heritage (1)/ and should
not be (2)/ sold to the highest
bidder. (3)/ No Error (4)
190. Most people like to rest after a
day‟s hard work (1)/ but he
seemed to have (2)/ an
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inexhaustive supply of energy.
(3)/ No Error (4)
191. None of the student in the
class (1)/ scored below the
(2)/ given cut-off marks. (3)/
No Error (4)
192. To be a king and (1)/ wear a
crown are (2)/ more glamorous
to see than to hear. (3)/ No
Error (4)
193. Ashok is among the few people
in the world (1)/ which did not
blindly follow (2)/ the path of
others. (3)/ No Error (4)
194. In emerging economies, the
private credit market (1)/
remains highly segmented and
thus (2)/ weaken power of
monetary policy. (3)/ No Error
(4)
195. The recent election campaign
has been one of (1)/ the most
nosiest campaigns (2)/ in the
last decade. (3)/ No Error (4)
196. Wholesome strategic planning
was the focus as (1)/ the firm
manage through a difficult
period (2)/ a couple of years
ago. (3)/ No Error (4)
197. In spite of the best
governmental efforts, (1)/
emission of greenhouse gases
and noxious chemicals (2)/
remain a cause of worry. (3)/
No Error (4)
198. The rate of metabolism of (1)/
a body is comparatively lowest
when (2)/ it is at rest and is
thus optimum for examination.
(3)/ No Error (4)
199. The opposition leader tried (1)/
to bolster his position with the
voters by pressing (2)/
corruption charges against
rivals. (3)/ No Error (4)
200. The recently imposed dress
code in the university has

enraged (1)/ the students who
will be going (2)/ on strike
since tomorrow. (3)/ No Error
(4)
201. Ever since he took over (1)/ as
the chief minister of the state,
(2)/ rate for unemployment
has drastically increased. (3)/
No Error (4)
202. Although the brilliant writer an
underlying (1)/ pessimism
prevails in (2)/ all her novels.
(3)/ No Error (4)
203. Changed social setting (1)/
demands the schools to teach
moral and social values (2)/
among with the academic
skills. (3)/ No Error (4)
204. The president has denied that
the economy is in recession
(1)/ or was go into one (2)/
despite a spate of downcast
reports. (3)/ No Error (4)
205. The angry at being left out of
the bonanza (1)/ is palpable
among (2)/ employees of the
organisation. (3)/ No Error (4)
206. His comments came after (1)/
the research group said that its
(2)/ consumer confidence
index were slumped to its
lowest level. (3)/ No Error (4)
207. If all goes well the examination
scheduled for next month (1)/
is all set to be completely free
(2)/ from annoying power cuts
and disruptions. (3)/ No Error
(4)
208. There are just too few trains
(1)/ for the ever grow (2)/
number of passengers in the
city. (3)/ No Error (4)
209. The buzz at the party was that
a famous (1)/ film star and
politician would (2)/ probable
drop by for a while. (3)/ No
Error (4)
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210. The opposition disrupted
proceedings in both Houses of
Parliament (1)/ for the second
consecutive day (2)/ above the
plight of farmers in the
country. (3)/ No Error (4)
211. In response to the growing
crisis, (1)/ the agency is
urgently asking for (2)/ more
contributions to make up for its
sharp decline in purchasing
power. (3)/ No Error (4)
212. The tennis player easy through
(1)/ the opening set before her
opponent, rallied to take the
final two sets (2)/ for the
biggest victory of her young
career. (3)/ No Error (4)
213. Aggression in some teenage
boys (1)/ maybe linkage to
overly (2)/ large glands in their
brains, a new study has found.
(3)/ No Error (4)
214. The merchant counted the
number of pearls (1)/ to make
sure that (2)/ none of them
were missing. (3)/ No Error (4)
215. When deep sea diving, one
should always take care (1)/
that oxygen cylinder (2)/ is
tied to back tightly. (3)/ No
Error (4)
216. As the salary did not match
(1)/ his expectations, he did
not (2)/ accept the job. (3)/ No
Error (4)
217. The reason behind his success
in the recent past (1)/ is due
to hard work (2)/ and presence
of mind. (3)/ No Error (4)
218. No sooner did the students
seen the principal approach
(1)/ than they ran (2)/ from
the playground. (3)/ No Error
(4)
219. My elder sister and I am (1)/
interested in painting and
therefore have joined (2)/ the
8
coaching classes. (3)/ No Error
(4)
220. Only after a lot of persuasion,
(1)/ the illiterate villager
allowed himself‟s girl child (2)/
to study in the school. (3)/ No
Error (4)
221. The need for alternate sources
of energy are (1)/ essential to
conserve (2)/ the environment.
(3)/ No Error (4)
222. I have been working (1)/ in
that organization for five years
but now I work (2)/ for a
different company. (3)/ No
Error (4)
223. There is no argument against
the fact that (1)/ humans are
the most intelligent (2)/ of all
other species. (3)/ No Error (4)
224. Sugar sweetened drinks does
not pose any particular health
risk, (1)/ and are not a unique
risk factor (2)/ for obesity or
heart disease. (3)/ No Error
(4)
225. Airline managements should
note that the ultimate (1)/
passengers unfriendliness is to
have their planes (2)/ crashed
due to the adopted of unsafe
procedures. (3)/ No Error (4)
226. Celebrating its ten long years
in the industry, (1)/ a private
entertainment channel (2)/
announces a series of
programmes at a press
conference. (3)/ No Error (4)
227. The award ceremony ended on
a note of good cheer (1)/ with
audiences responding warmly
(2)/ to its line up of films. (3)/
No Error (4)
228. The actress was ordered for
wear an alcohol monitoring
bracelet and (1)/ submit to
random weekly drug testing
after (2)/ she failed to appear

for a court date last week. (3)/
No Error (4)
229. Coaches have the advantage of
draw on the their (1)/ personal
experiences and providing their
players (2)/ with unique
inputs. (3)/ No Error (4)
230. The actor loves to think, never
enjoys stick to one kind of role
(1)/ and finds it difficult to (2)/
fulfill everyone‟s expectations.
(3)/ No Error (4)
231. A major computer security firm
urged (1)/ the social
networking site to set up (2)/
an early warning system after
hundreds of users were hit by
a new wave of virus attacks.
(3)/ No Error (4)
232. The finding may help doctors
to give more (1)/ personalized
care to patients and to modify
the amount of powerful drugs
(2)/ administrated over their
patients. (3)/ No Error (4)
233. The actress made a rare
appearance at the party (1)/
and was overheard taking in
(2)/ her next big project. (3)/
No Error (4)
234. The youth did not dare (1)/ to
venture with the sea (2)/ as it
was high tide. (3)/ No Error (4)
235. A young sales manager who is
about to resign his job (1)/
despite his success (2)/ in the
organization. (3)/ No Error (4)
236. The difference between a
successful person (1)/ and
others is not lack of knowledge
(2)/ but a lack of will. (3)/ No
Error (4)
237. After my interview by the
selection panel (1)/ I was
waiting for a response (2)/ but
they did not revert back. (3)/
No Error (4)
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238. The teacher uses anecdotes to
help her students (1)/ relate
better (2)/ to the subjects
taught in class. (3)/ No Error
(4)
239. Much is the inflow of travellers
that (1)/ it is tough to book an
air ticket to Banglore (2)/ and
the international flights too are
almost over booked. (3)/ No
Error (4)
240. If the IPL has succeeded in
drawing an audience across
the country, it is because (1)/
cricket has always had a strong
foundation (2)/ and a 249. The
dedicated audience. (3)/ No
Error (4)
241. In view of the intense cold
wave conditions (1)/ prevailing
in the state, the government
declared (2)/ holidays in all the
schools for a period of ten
days. (3)/ No Error (4)
242. The bane of Indian hockey
today is lack of interest by (1)/
the part of the public which in
turn is fuelled by the
perception that (2)/ it doesn‟t
pay to take up the sport as a
career. (3)/ No Error (4)
243. In cities people do not always
have the time to (1)/ catch up
with old friends or (2)/ spend
times with their family. (3)/ No
Error (4)
244. Experts believe that a (1)/
gradually decreasing infant
mortality rate (2)/ is lead to a
proportionate decrease in the
size of brains. (3)/ No Error (4)
245. In just two months after
having (1)/ planted these,
most of the planes have
suffering (2)/ due to lack of
maintenance. (3)/ No Error (4)
246. The band have been
performing at many cause (1)/
oriented concerts to encourage
9
people to come forward and
(2)/ lend their support to the
noble cause. (3)/ No Error (4)
247. Illegal sand mining has
become (1)/ a boom business
fuelled by the ever increasing
demand (2)/ of the
construction industry. (3)/ No
Error (4)
248. As market leaders, we have
always been at (1)/ the
forefront of creating awareness
(2)/ between the public. (3)/
No Error (4)
celebrations continued
through the evening as more
(1)/ and more friends joins
(2)/ in the fun and frolic. (3)/
No Error (4)
250. With no governmental control
and least regard for the
environment, (1)/ the private
waste processing industry (2)/
possess a threat to public
safety in India. (3)/ No Error
(4)
251. A radical environmentalist
stormed into the Discovery
Channel‟s (1)/ headquarters
with explosives (2)/ strapped
for his body. (3)/ No Error (4)
252. Many of the today‟s employees
are suffering from (1)/ an
emotional recession because
(2)/ they have not found
sufficient meaning in their
work lives. (3)/ No Error (4)
253. People whose performance
peaks in the morning (1)/ are
better position for career
success, because they are
more proactive (2)/ than
people who are at their best in
the evening. (3)/ No Error (4)
254. Asian users are most engaged
with (1)/ the social web than
(2)/ users in the west. (3)/ No
Error (4)

255. The economic structure of rural
areas (1)/ is such that
children, especially girls, are
required to help in the
household work (2)/ and
perform also their chores. (3)/
No Error (4)
256. Despite of maternal mortality
rates (1)/ showing decline in
India, thousands of women are
dying every year (2)/ due to
lack of access to basic
healthcare facilities. (3)/ No
Error (4)
257. Most of the problems that
beset working women (1)/ are
in reality rooted in (2)/ the
social perspective of their
position. (3)/ No Error (4)
258. Even after so much years of
Independence, women in India
continue to suffer (1)/ socially
as well as economically (2)/ at
different levels and in different
forms. (3)/ No Error (4)
259. While a select few have (1)/
standards of living comparably
to the richest in the world, (2)/
the majority of the population
fails to get even two meals a
day. (3)/ No Error (4)
260. Meetings were held with unions
to tackle indiscipline, (1)/ and
with customers (2)/ to
understand its needs. (3)/ No
Error (4)
261. The actual conduct of the test
at each venue will be entrusted
(1)/ on the Officer-in-Charge
(2)/ who will be designated as
test conductor. (3)/ No Error
(4)
262. The list of candidates admitted
(1)/ to the test should be
remain (2)/ with the invigilator
during the test. (3)/ No Error
(4)
263. While the issue was no longer
(1)/ as serious as the demise
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or survival of the company (2)/
the ultimate faith of this
national treasure was far off
settled. (3)/ No Error (4)
264. At presently the global supply
of wheat is (1)/ the lowest it
has been (2)/ for the past fifty
years. (3)/ No Error (4)
265. In the early days I would sit
through meetings (1)/ and
frequently have no idea (2)/
what a presenter was talking
with. (3)/ No Error (4)
266. Recovery campaigns should be
mounted (1)/ not only to
recover the dues, (2)/ yet to
create awareness among
borrowers about the necessity
of timely repayment. (3)/ No
Error (4)
267. Where the default is willful and
deliberately (1)/ legal steps
should be taken promptly (2)/
after obtaining approval from
the appropriate authority. (3)/
No Error (4)
268. All accounts enjoying fund
based working capital limits of
Rs. Ten lakhs and above (1)/
should be reviewed (2)/ at
least once a year. (3)/ No Error
(4)
269. This book may not be
reproduced (1)/ in whole or in
part in any form (2)/ without
the written permission from
the publishers. (3)/ No Error
(4)
270. Western investors are reluctant
to invest in (1)/ Asian
countries because of the (2)/
lack in law and order. (3)/ No
Error (4)
271. Though the country has got
independent (1)/ in 1947,
many districts (2)/ still have no
electricity. (3)/ No Error (4)
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272. After retiring many employees
enjoy spare time with (1)/
their families and (2)/ engage
in social work. (3)/ No Error
(4)
273. The bank has designated an
executive (1)/ whom will guide
customers (2)/ during online
transactions. (3)/ No Error (4)
274. Rising process have forced (1)/
consumers either to reduce
their consumption else to (2)/
opt for less costly products.
(3)/ No Error (4)
275. Consultations will be held in
New Delhi in the (1)/ latter half
of the month (2)/ to finalise
the agreement. (3)/ No Error
(4)
276. Three year ago an earthquake
had destroyed (1)/ their city;
the people are (2)/ still
rebuilding their lives. (3)/ No
Error (4)
277. It is crucially to obtain the
Board‟s approval (1)/ for the
terms and conditions (2)/ of
the merger. (3)/ No Error (4)
278. Without hesitation he withdrew
(1)/ his entire life savings from
(2)/ the bank and invested
them in the son new business
venture. (3)/ No Error (4)
279. Vikas Ravish is a dedicated
journalist (1)/ who has
devoted his life to (2)/
documenting conflicts all over
the world. (3)/ No Error (4)
280. Since the lack manpower we
cannot (1)/ conduct the survey
(2)/ in rural areas. (3)/ No
Error (4)
281. Palm oil is very beneficial and
is use to (1)/ make product
ranging (2)/ from soap to
biodiesel. (3)/ No Error (4)

282. There are only a few company
(1)/ who can handle (2)/
projects of this magnitude.
(3)/ No Error (4)
283. The data shows that the
unemployment rate has (1)/
raised to 6.1 percent, (2)/ the
highest in five years. (3)/ No
Error (4)
284. Some of the world (1)/ largest
water bodies are drying up
thus threatening (2)/ the
livelihoods of millions. (3)/ No
Error (4)
285. Among the many challenges
facing the country (1)/ in the
next decade (2)/ is poverty
and unemployment. (3)/ No
Error (4)
286. According to economists (1)/
not more than five percent (2)/
of education loans taken by
students are overdue. (3)/ No
Error (4)
287. The two candidates share (1)/
a reputation for competency as
well as (2)/ for good
communication skills. (3)/ No
Error (4)
288. His main qualification on the
job is (1)/ his extensive
experience (2)/ in foreign
branches. (3)/ No Error (4)
289. A representative from the
Reserve Bank will provide
students an (1)/ insight into
the (2)/ economic future of our
country. (3)/ No Error (4)
290. As one of the leader insurance
companies in (1)/ India they
offer (2)/ comprehensive
financial services. (3)/ No Error
(4)
291. There is a rumour that (1)/ the
multinational company will set
up its regional headquarter
(2)/ in India in short. (3)/ No
Error (4)
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292. Despite taking steps to
encourage foreign investment
(1)/ there has been any (2)/
substantial improvement in our
economy. (3)/ No Error (4)
293. We had made every effort(1)/
to ensure that a compromise is
reached and (2)/ that the deal
was signed. (3)/ No Error (4)
294. The construction work has
caused (1)/ severe
inconvenience to the two
dozen (2)/ families live in this
locality. (3)/ No Error (4)
295. The government has spent
several crores of rupees on
(1)/ transforming the city
before (2)/ the Olympic games
commencement next year. (3)/
No Error (4)
296. His speech was very thought
provoking and well appreciated
(1)/ by them who attend (2)/
the World Economic forum held
in Davos. (3)/ No Error (4)
297. There are several ways in that
governments (1)/ as well as
ordinary students (2)/ can
spend literacy. (3)/ No Error
(4)
298. On account of their forwarded
thinking (1)/ leaders of
Botswana have managed (2)/
to raise over one million
citizens out of poverty. (3)/ No
Error (4)
299. Unless the new laws (1)/ to
protect the environment are
enforced pollution (2)/ will
reach dangerous levels. (3)/
No Error (4)
300. The committee has prescribed
(1)/ a code of conduct about
the recovery agents (2)/
appointed by banks. (3)/ No
Error (4)
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301. This state unemployment rate
is (1)/ the highest in the nation
(2)/ as may manufacturing
units have closed down in the
last decade. (3)/ No Error (4)
302. His first priority on (1)/ being
appointed as Chairmen is (2)/
to build up a rapport with his
employees. (3)/ No Error (4)
303. One of his suggestions is (1)/
that big corporations do give a
fixed percentage of (2)/ their
earnings to charity. (3)/ No
Error (4)
304. India‟s travel and tourism (1)/
industry is poised on growth at
seven (2)/ percent this year
alone. (3)/ No Error (4)
305. The amount of foreign direct
investment in (1)/ the country
in 2008 is (2)/ double that
received in 1997. (3)/ No Error
(4)
306. The details of the scheme will
be made clearly (1)/ to the
public by (2)/ the end of
financial year. (3)/ No Error
(4)
307. Government officials have
been working (1)/ overtime to
answer queries raised (2)/ by
banks on numerous of issues
pertaining to the loan waiver.
(3)/ No Error (4)
308. We have sought clearance in
(1)/ additional expenditure
incurred (2)/ during the
project. (3)/ No Error (4)
309. The Reserve Bank of India‟s
decision (1)/ to waive ATM
charges (2)/ have put banks in
a difficult position. (3)/ No
Error (4)
310. The government is planning to
sanction grants to (1)/
pharmaceutical companies for
inventing new treatments for

(2)/ disease of malaria and
tuberculosis. (3)/ No Error (4)
311. The Finance Minister view is
that the scheme will ensure
(1)/ that the millions of
farmers will be (2)/ lifted out
of poverty. (3)/ No Error (4)
312. The survey conducted reveals
(1)/ that there is a lack of
adequate (2)/ healthcare
facilities even in urban areas.
(3)/ No Error (4)
313. He is good (1)/ in Mathematics
(2)/ but his friend isn‟t. (3)/ No
Error (4)
314. By noon (1)/ the fog cleared
(2)/ completely. (3)/ No Error
(4)
315. The police (1)/ has arrested
him (2)/ on the charge of
theft. (3)/ No Error (4)
316. Komal‟s friends (1)/ preferred
her remedies (2)/ over the
doctor‟s. (3)/ No Error (4)
317. That house (1)/ is built of (2)/
stones. (3)/ No Error (4)
318. This letter will reach him (1)/
before he left (2)/ for Delhi.
(3)/ No Error (4)
319. We stayed for (1)/ a short time
(2)/ in the hotel. (3)/ No Error
(4)
320. Students are prohibited (1)/ to
bring cycle (2)/ into the
college. (3)/ No Error (4)
321. Unless you are careful (1)/ you
are bound to make mistake
(2)/ in your work. (3)/ No
Error (4)
322. Death of (1)/ his only son (2)/
made Mohan desolate. (3)/ No
Error (4)
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323. He fell heavily (1)/ and this
caused (2)/ him great pain.
(3)/ No Error (4)
324. When I met him (1)/ the
couple of days back (2)/ he
was writing a new book. (3)/
No Error (4)
325. In his old age (1)/ a person is
likely to get (2)/ more weak
day by day. (3)/ No Error (4)
326. Unless aid arrives (1)/ within
the next few weeks (2)/
thousands are starving. (3)/
No Error (4)
327. A well balanced diet (1)/ is
essential for (2)/ good health.
(3)/ No Error (4)
328. I am really disappointed (1)/ in
not having saw my friends (2)/
while I was in New Delhi on
vacation this summer. (3)/ No
Error (4)
329. The company have (1)/
thousands of customers (2)/
happy with its service. (3)/ No
Error (4)
330. They are residing (1)/ in this
city (2)/ for the last two
decades. (3)/ No Error (4)
331. Our new television set come
(1)/ with a ninety days
warranty (2)/ on all electrical
components. (3)/ No Error (4)
332. Each one of you (1)/ must
make up their mind (2)/ as I
did. (3)/ No Error (4)
333. Sudoku was first designed in
the 1970s (1)/ by a retired
architect (2)/ and freelance
puzzle constructor. (3)/ No
Error (4)
334. During the last few years (1)/
the company works hard (2)/
to modernize its image. (3)/
No Error (4)
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335. This stamp is only one (1)/ of
the design (2)/ ever printed.
(3)/ No Error (4)
336. After he had apologized to the
magistrate profusely (1)/ for
having broke the promise (2)/
the magistrate was happy to
forgive him. (3)/ No Error (4)
337. In India (1)/ working woman
lead a life of dual
responsibilities (2)/ if they are
married and have a family.
(3)/ No Error (4)
338. Greatly to our surprise (1)/ we
find the ringleader (2)/ was
lame. (3)/ No Error (4)
339. The teacher made the boys
(1)/ to do the sum (2)/ all over
again. (3)/ No Error (4)
340. Many overseas students (1)/
attend colleges (2)/ in the
great Britain. (3)/ No Error (4)
341. My sister asked me (1)/ that
how long (2)/ I would stay
there. (3)/ No Error (4)
342. The US (1)/ don‟t want (2)/
India in the security council.
(3)/ No Error (4)
343. The cruel lady made (1)/ her
step daughter to do (2)/ all the
household chores. (3)/ No
Error (4)
344. You can eat (1)/ as much as
you like (2)/ at the newly lunch
bar. (3)/ No Error (4)
345. The university was (1)/ found
in 1950 (2)/ when India was
not self-dependent. (3)/ No
Error (4)
346. I complaint against him (1)/ as
in spite of my repeated
warnings (2)/ he failed to
mend his ways. (3)/ No Error
(4)

347. When the company offered him
a purse on his retirement (1)/
he refused (2)/ to agree it.
(3)/ No Error (4)
348. The timid creature was driven
(1)/ into a narrow lane (2)/
where it was slewed by the
kidnapper. (3)/ No Error (4)
349. When calamity fell the village,
(1)/ they faced it (2)/ bravely.
(3)/ No Error (4)
350. Being implicated In a murder
case, (1)/ he was conclusively
suspected (2)/ for all the
unsolved murder cases. (3)/
No Error (4)
351. You need to work hard (1)/ but
you need not (2)/ to waste
time on unimportant lessons.
(3)/ No Error (4)
352. Waste material (1)/ should br
recycle (2)/ if possible. (3)/ No
Error (4)
353. When you were young (1)/ you
ought to learn (2)/ good
habits. (3)/ No Error (4)
354. He remembered (1)/ that his
visa (2)/ will be expired in a
month. (3)/ No Error (4)
355. “He may live long” (1)/ his sad
mother (2)/ prayed. (3)/ No
Error (4)
356. He returned the purse (1)/
though he could keep (2)/ it
very easily. (3)/ No Error (4)
357. Owing to the heavy rains, (1)/
the ship sank (2)/ in the
middle of the ocean. (3)/ No
Error (4)
358. I do not know where could he
have gone (1)/ so early (2)/ in
the morning. (3)/ No Error (4)
359. By the time (1)/ we got our
tickets and entered the cinema
theatre, (2)/ the show was
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already begun. (3)/ No Error
(4)
360. I have passed (1)/ the
examination (2)/ two years
ago. (3)/ No Error (4)
361. He has read four plays (1)/
written by Shakespeare (2)/ by
the end of his vacation. (3)/ No
Error (4)
362. When they stole (1)/ the
money (2)/ and where did they
hide it? (3)/ No Error (4)
363. For time immemorial (1)/ sea
shells have been used by man
(2)/ in many ways. (3)/ No
Error (4)
364. This is turned out to be (1)/
one of our most successful
projects (2)/ and we have
made quite a large profit from
it. (3)/ No Error (4)
365. As she is late (1)/ for work
yesterday she decided (2)/ to
skip breakfast and leave for
office. (3)/ No Error (4)
366. She and her sister (1)/ were
working here (2)/ since 1983.
(3)/ No Error (4)
367. He is having (1)/ many (2)/
friends here. (3)/ No Error (4)
368. Our history can be seen as a
long evolutionary dialectical
development (1)/ in which
there have been (2)/ a
painstaking forging of rational
and moral self. (3)/ No Error
(4)
369. Before the teacher (1)/ could
finish the question (2)/ the
students gave the correct
answer. (3)/ No Error (4)
370. She will already return (1)/
home (2)/ when he arrives.
(3)/ No Error (4)
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371. Since his arrival in India, (1)/
he is visiting as many villages
as he can (2)/ to acquire a
firsthand knowledge of rural
India. (3)/ No Error (4)
372. It is time (1)/ we should have
done (2)/ something useful.
(3)/ No Error (4)
373. I wish (1)/ I have learnt
swimming (2)/ when I was
young. (3)/ No Error (4)
374. Neither of them (1)/ are going
to attend (2)/ the party on 10th
October. (3)/ No Error (4)
375. The rise and fall (1)/ of the
tide are due (2)/ to lunar
influence. (3)/ No Error (4)
376. The perquisite (1)/ to this job
makes it (2)/ even more
attractive than the salary
indicated. (3)/ No Error (4)
377. In spite of the extreme cold
(1)/ she insisted on taking a
trip to Shimla (2)/ where is her
birthplace. (3)/ No Error (4)
378. The government decision will
benefit all (1)/ the software
companies registered (2)/
under the scheme. (3)/ No
Error (4)
379. The trustee has agreed (1)/
not only to fund the
construction of the auditorium
(2)/ but also the new research
center. (3)/ No Error (4)
380. Keeping in mind the rivalry
(1)/ between Vinod and Sachin
the manager has assigned him
(2)/ to two different teams.
(3)/ No Error (4)
381. In recent times companies
have found (1)/ the internet to
be ideal place (2)/ to hire
personnel and form business
partnerships. (3)/ No Error (4)

382. The minister's speech (1)/ has
been reported (2)/ to the
newspaper. (3)/ No Error (4)
383. Yesterday, a visitor to (1)/ the
park was attacked (2)/ by a
tiger and had to hospitalise.
(3)/ No Error (4)
384. All of you will agree with me
(1)/ that no problem faced by
our society (2)/ is as grave and
intractable as this problem.
(3)/ No Error (4)
385. The basket of apples (1)/ sent
by the gardener (2)/ contained
a number of green mangoes
also. (3)/ No Error (4)
386. In order to save petrol, (1)/
motorists must have to be very
cautious (2)/ while driving
along the highways. (3)/ No
Error (4)
387. Even after requesting him, he
did not (1)/ tell us that how
(2)/ he wolved the problem.
(3)/ No Error (4)
388. Every animal in the zoo (1)/ is
fed regularly (2)/ and attended
to very promptly. (3)/ No Error
(4)
389. Since it was a memory test
(1)/ the students were
instructed (2)/ to learn the
passage with heart. (3)/ No
Error (4)
390. Neither the earthquake (1)/
nor the subsequent fire was
able to dampen (2)/ the spirit
of the residents. (3)/ No Error
(4)
391. Generally, people have not
receptive (1)/ and fail to notice
the (2)/ irrelevant answers
they get for straight questions.
(3)/ No Error (4)
392. Pramod said that (1)/ he
prefers a white shirt (2)/ to
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coloured one on any festival
occasion. (3)/ No Error (4)
393. A high level meeting (1)/ of
officials is reporting (2)/ to
have discussed the issue in
great detail. (3)/ No Error (4)
394. Whatever work that which you
undertake (1)/ put your best
(2)/ efforts in it. (3)/ No Error
(4)
395. I personally feel that (1)/
cleanliness in the city (2)/ is
one proof of the efficiently civic
administration. (3)/ No Error
(4)
396. If you cannot (1)/ sympathy
with the poor, (2)/ how will
you be able to do social work?
(3)/ No Error (4)
397. While going (1)/ through the
report (2)/ yesterday I find
several factual mistakes. (3)/
No Error (4)
398. The majority of the (1)/
computer professionals
recommends that effective
measures (2)/ should be taken
against software piracy. (3)/
No Error (4)
399. The photograph will give (1)/
he reader a far better notion of
the structure (2)/ than any
verbal description. (3)/ No
Error (4)
400. One of the most effective (1)/
solutions is that she should
work on Sunday (2)/ and
complete the assignment. (3)/
No Error (4)
401. On resuming his duty, (1)/ he
asked his Superiors that
whether he would be (2)/
permitted to leave early. (3)/
No Error (4)
402. Very few employees in our
company are (1)/ so dedicated
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as (2)/ Mahesh will. (3)/ No
Error (4)
403. Each cigarette (1)/ a person
smoke does some harm and
eventually (2)/ it may cause a
serious disease. (3)/ No Error
(4)
404. A detailed inquiry in the
incident (1)/ has been initiated
(2)/ by the Central
Government. (3)/ No Error (4)
405. In the absence of clear
instuctions (1)/ one cannot be
expected (2)/ to be functioned
effectively. (3)/ No Error (4)
406. What is needed today is (1)/ a
new breed of managers with a
new set of concepts (2)/ and a
flexible way about thinking.
(3)/ No Error (4)
407. Rajesh won the case as (1)/ he
argued very forcefully and in
such the intelligent way (2)/
that the judge changed his
opinion. (3)/ No Error (4)
408. Immediately after boarding the
bus, Mahesh asked the
conductor (1)/ that if he knew
(2)/ where the museum was.
(3)/ No Error (4)
409. He loosened his temper (1)/
whenever he knows things do
not take place (2)/ as per his
planning. (3)/ No Error (4)
410. He was very disappointed (1)/
when he found that someone
else (2)/ had secured higher
marks. (3)/ No Error (4)
411. In a very harsh tone, (1)/ he
shouted at his servants and
told them that (2)/ he does not
need their services. (3)/ No
Error (4)
412. Honesty, integrity and being
intelligent (1)/ are the qualities
which we look for when (2)/we

interview applicants. (3)/ No
Error (4)
413. e interview applicants (1)/
helped him had they
approached by him (2)/ for
help well in advance. (3)/ No
Error (4)
414. So longer as you are honest
(1)/ and forthright I will (2)/
support you in the task. (3)/
No Error (4)
415. On his attitude (1)/ it seems
that what he wants is that the
decision-making power (2)/
should rest with him. (3)/ No
Error (4)
416. Foolishly Madhu threw some
water on the electric heater
(1)/ when it catches fire (2)/
and she got a shock. (3)/ No
Error (4)
417. Though he suffered of fever,
(1)/ he attended office and
completed all the pending (2)/
work by sitting late. (3)/ No
Error (4)
418. All individuals ate (1)/ different
so their (2)/ tastes vary from
each other. (3)/ No Error (4)
419. The future is yet to come (1)/
but you have a (2)/ lot from us
in future. (3)/ No Error (4)
420. Rajdeep always introduces
himself by his (1)/ first name
and never mention (2)/ his
family name. (3)/ No Error (4)
421. We have helped them not only
(1)/ with money but also (2)/
with new machinery and raw
material. (3)/ No Error (4)
422. Komal herself wash (1)/ all the
clothes and never gives them
(2)/ to the laundry. (3)/ No
Error (4)
423. The foremost criterion of
selection we adopted (1)/ were
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the number of years of training
(2)/ a dancer had received
under a particular guru. (3)/
No Error (4)
424. If you would have gone to his
house (1)/ before 10 a.m., you
would have (2)/ got his
autograph. (3)/ No Error (4)
425. If the by-stander had not been
(1)/ familiar with first-aid
techniques he driver which had
met (2)/ with the accident
would have died. (3)/ No Error
(4)
426. The five-member committee
were (1)/ of the view that the
present service conditions (2)/
of the employees of this
company are quite good. (3)/
No Error (4)
427. Jayesh loved his Guru
immensely (1)/ and gave him
fullest loyalty, yet he had his
own (2)/ independent way of
thinking. (3)/ No Error (4)
428. We fail to understand (1)/ why
do most educated people lose
their temper even (2)/ without
any apparent reason. (3)/ No
Error (4)
429. Day in and day out (1)/ he
keep telling his friends that
(2)/ he wants to go abroad.
(3)/ No Error (4)
430. I was standing at the bus stop
(1)/ waiting for him (2)/ since
eight o'clock. (3)/ No Error (4)
431. The chairman welcomed all the
guests and (1)/ gave an
outline of the (2)/ activities
performing by the Company.
(3)/ No Error (4)
432. Reasonable ambition, if
supported (1)/ at persistent
efforts, is likely to yield (2)/
the desired results. (3)/ No
Error (4)
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433. Their only demand for
additional wages were (1)/
considered sympathetically
(2)/ by the progressive
management. (3)/ No Error (4)
434. They have been struggling with
the management (1)/ from the
past five years (2)/ but their
demands are not considered.
(3)/ No Error (4)
435. Your machine would not have
(1)/ given you so much trouble
(2)/ if you had maintained it
proper. (3)/ No Error (4)
436. Our system of assigning (1)/
different jobs to different
people (2)/ should be based on
their strengthens and
weakness. (3)/ No Error (4)
437. Even though it was (1)/ raining
bad I went out to (2)/ get
some medicines. (3)/ No Error
(4)
438. The new facts he (1)/ has
discovered and the new
arguments he has advanced
(2)/ has not changed my
opinion. (3)/ No Error (4)
439. In spite of the rumours (1)/ of
an impending takeover (2)/ by
the government Ramlal bought
more shares of that company.
(3)/ No Error (4)
440. Ketki would have surely got
the job (1)/ is she would have
(2)/ attended the interview.
(3)/ No Error (4)
441. The student answered to (1)/
the question (2)/ asked by the
Inspector. (3)/ No Error (4)
442. From a tiny room in the slums,
(1)/ they have managed to
move a good (2)/ house in a
better locality. (3)/ No Error
(4)
443. As always have been said, (1)/
parents should not impose

their desires (2)/ on their
wards. (3)/ No Error (4)
444. I offered him part-time work
(1)/ but he turned it over
saying that he would (2)/
rather wait for a full-time job.
(3)/ No Error (4)
445. Sarang is the only (1)/ person
who can complete this work
(2)/ within stipulated deadline.
(3)/ No Error (4)
446. Why some people don't get
(1)/ what they deserve and
why others get what they don't
deserve (2)/ is a matter
decided by luck. (3)/ No Error
(4)
447. Pass on (1)/ the salt please
(2)/ do you? (3)/ No Error (4)
448. He being the eldest son, his
father expects him (1)/ to take
care of several things (2)/
beside his regular studies. (3)/
No Error (4)
449. The great actor was angry with
(1)/ the treatment he had
received (2)/ without any
hesitation. (3)/ No Error (4)
450. The result of the recognition
(1)/ of this fact are seen in the
gradual improvement (2)/ of
the diet of the poor. (3)/ No
Error (4)
451. If you listen with (1)/ the
question carefully (2)/ you will
be able to answer them easily.
(3)/ No Error (4)
452. It is difficult (1)/ for anyone
(2)/ to pastime thus. (3)/ No
Error (4)
453. The customer handed over (1)/
a hundred-rupee note (2)/ to
the shopkeeper. (3)/ No Error
(4)
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454. Myself and Gopal (1)/ will take
care of (2)/ the function on
Sunday. (3)/ No Error (4)
455. It is the newspaper (1)/ that
exposes us to the widest range
(2)/ of human experiences and
behavior. (3)/ No Error (4)
456. A small baby breathes about
(1)/ 45 times per minute while
(2)/ a child of about six years
breathes about 25 times per
minute. (3)/ No Error (4)
457. I have read (1)/ too many
books (2)/ by R. K. Narayan.
(3)/ No Error (4)
458. He was sure (1)/ that he
should (2)/ win the Prize. (3)/
No Error (4)
459. He is (1)/ too intelligent (2)/ to
make a mistake. (3)/ No Error
(4)
460. He fell from a running train
(1)/ and would have died (2)/
if the villagers did not get him
admitted in the nearby hospital
immediately. (3)/ No Error (4)
461. He enquired me (1)/ why I had
not seen him the previous day
(2)/ as I had promised to do.
(3)/ No Error (4)
462. I was there (1)/ many a time
(2)/ in the past. (3)/ No Error
(4)
463. All the four sons (1)/ of the old
man (2)/ quarreled between
themselves. (3)/ No Error (4)
464. He wanted to work all night
(1)/ but we saw that he was
completely worn out (2)/ and
so we persuaded him to stop.
(3)/ No Error (4)
465. Mr. Smith was accused for
murder (1)/ but the court
found him not guilty (2)/ and
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acquitted him. (3)/ No Error
(4)
466. She sang (1)/ very well, (2)/
isn‟t it? (3)/ No Error (4)
467. I am sure that all my monthly
expenses (1)/ would exceed
the income (2)/ If I do not
economic. (3)/ No Error (4)
468. Whenever you go to a temple
(1)/ you must put off (2)/ your
shoes at the entrance. (3)/ No
Error (4)
469. Having read a number of
stories (1)/ about space travel
(2)/ his dream now is about to
visit the moon. (3)/ No Error
(4)
470. The party chief made it a point
to state that (1)/ the Prime
Minister and the Union Home
Minister should also come (2)/
and they see what his party
men had seen. (3)/ No Error
(4)
471. It is easy to see that (1)/ a
lawyer's demeanour in court
(2)/ may be prejudicial against
the interests of his client. (3)/
No Error (4)
472. He is wiring (1)/ for the (2)/
last four hours. (3)/ No Error
(4)
473. She walked in (1)/ the room
where the murder (2)/ had
taken place. (3)/ No Error (4)
474. Were he (1)/ to see you, (2)/
he would have been surprised.
(3)/ No Error (4)
475. I could not convince them (1)/
because they persisted to
suggest (2)/ that I was lying.
(3)/ No Error (4)

476. There is still (1)/ little tea (2)/
left in the cup. (3)/ No Error
(4)
477. He says that (1)/ his car does
(2)/ eight kilometers in a litre
(3)/ No Error (4)
478. After opening the door (1)/ we
entered into the room (2)/ nest
to the kitchen. (3)/ No Error
(4)
479. Can I lend (1)/ your pencil (2)/
for a minute, please? (3)/ No
Error (4)
480. Last month we celebrated (1)/
the wedding of our sister for
whom (2)/ we have been
looking for a suitable alliance
for three years. (3)/ No Error
(4)
481. In an English (1)/ examiners
should give as much weightage
to language (2)/ as they give
to contents. (3)/ No Error (4)
482. I am hearing (1)/ a lot about
(2)/ the problem of AIDS these
days. (3)/ No Error (4)
483. Unless you stop to make noise
at once (1)/ I will have no
option but to (2)/ bring the
matter to the attention of the
police. (3)/ No Error (4)
484. He is generally (1)/ more
hungry (2)/ than she is. (3)/
No Error (4)
485. Since India has gained
Independence (1)/ 49 year ago
(2)/ much progress has been
made in almost every field.
(3)/ No Error (4)
486. He ensured his bank manager
(1)/ that he would soon (2)/
repay. (3)/ No Error (4)
487. A free press is not a privilege
(1)/ but the organic necessity
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(2)/ in a free society. (3)/ No early as possible. (3)/ No Error
Error (4) (4)
488. He explained the matter (1)/ in 500. After leaving his office (1)/ he
the city (2)/ by the end of the went directly (2)/ to a
year. (3)/ No Error (4) restaurant. (3)/ No Error (4)
489. Even though the shirt is rather
expensive (1)/ but I wish to
(2)/ purchase it with my own
money. (3)/ No Error (4)
490. After the humiliating exposure
(1)/ he hanged his head (2)/ in
shame. (3)/ No Error (4)
491. The eminent speaker's speech
(1)/ was broadcasted over (2)/
all the major radio-stations.
(3)/ No Error (4)
492. The meeting adjourned
abruptly (1)/ by the chairman
after (2)/ about three hours of
deliberation. (3)/ No Error (4)
493. The company has put up an
advertisement (1)/ in
newspaper (2)/ all over the
country. (3)/ No Error (4)
494. Will you lend me (1)/ little
money (2)/ to tide over this
crisis. (3)/ No Error (4)
495. He gave them no money (1)/
nor did help them (2)/ in
anyway. (3)/ No Error (4)
496. The Sharmas (1)/ are living in
this colony (2)/ for the last
eight years. (3)/ No Error (4)
497. My wife has got (1)/ a new job
(2)/ a month ago. (3)/ No
Error (4)
498. The ability to plan, (1)/
organise and coordinate work
is all fundamental (2)/ to
working within deadline. (3)/
No Error (4)
499. A group of friends (1)/ want to
visit (2)/ the new plant as
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