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3. After he had delivered / the speech, he said that he hoped / to be conspicuously understood /
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and forgiven for any lapses. / No error.
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The only book / which you carry / in your bag is in /demand now-a-days. / No error.
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5. There is no one / whom I esteem / highly than / your parents. / No error.
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Most of the rivers / in Allahabad have overflown /their banks and plunged / a large number of
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villages. / No error.
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7. Such obstacles will / not stop him; nothing never / did; this is why he is progressing / by leaps
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communicated by some of the ruffians /whom I know well. /No error.
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10. Numerous people in India / are dying from hunger / but the government seem6 / to be ignorant
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of this faet. / No error.
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11. Hardly had the wheels touched / the ground than the pilot indicated / with his finger how
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many / injured people he was carrying. / No error.
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12. Many of the tourists / did not reach the place / because the bus was to detain / by some
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ruffians. /No error.
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13. My instructor told me / that if I / do the lessons regularly, I would / certainly obtain good
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marks. / No error.
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14. Please remember that / Madhu, who acted in/ films, is my cousin sister and / must be given
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grand welcome. / No error.
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15. The film show / began / when we arrived / in the hall. / No error
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16. His father / forbade him / to go to party / late at night. / No error.
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17. The survey gives/us much knowledge of the/public opinion/on the matter of terrorism./No error.
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18. The class teacher / gave him a home work / and instructed him to do it / at night. / No error.
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19. The guests / whom we were talking about / have come are thy / brothers-in-law. / No error.
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20. He was startled / to See in / his study / a most popular novelist waiting for him. / No error.
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21. She stole something / from my room and hid it / in her recently buy sari / so I can’t tell you
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anything about the stolen thing unless or until I check the room. / No error.
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22. He was very / tired of work, / so he said that he was/ sorry to accompany us. / No error.
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I have been adoring / her for / the artistic quality with / which she is gifted. / No error.
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24. Not only the doctor / but also the nurses of this nursing / home is very kind and helpful / to
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25. In his concluding / remarks, he said / almost nothing / worth listening to. / No error.
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26. I cannot confirm / you if he had paid / the bill or returned / the goods. / No error.
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27. She was extremely / annoyed by / her lover’s unreasonable / behaviour. / No error.
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28. The father forbade his son/to walk in the sun/and play with/his friends on the road./No error.
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29. They were quite all right / when they started arguing / with the / so called security officer who
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stopped them from entering the airport./No error
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30. The Major / along with / his soldiers / were killed in the field. / No error
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31. A first step/in a rational solution/to any problem is the/recognition that a problem exists./No error.
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32. ‘Everybody’s business / is nobody’s business’, / said the teacher /to the students. / No error.
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33. He gave me / a few informations /I had been waiting for / the previous two months. / No error.
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34. As a student / of science / you are far better / than him. / No error
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35. Much to his fortune, he / married a girl who was / more tall and lovelier than / her eldest
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sister. /No error.
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36. The eminent journalist / expressed his helplessness in making / the seminar to be held / in
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the university premises. / No error.
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37. Who will believe / that she was not / hardly hit by her / husband’s death? / No error.
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38. It is right time/you have taken/decision to Sell off/the shares of the collapsed company./No error.
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39. There were / reports a few days before the general election / that amendment on / primary
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education should be made compulsory in India. / No error.
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40. Some persons/ get jobs even if / they are not worthy/for them. / No error.
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41. He suggested to me / that I should / do all the work as / quickly like him. / No error.
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42. The burglars were broken / into the house and / took away some cash / and many precious
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things. /No error
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43. The youngest princess took / her father’s hand in hers/ and simply said that / she loves her
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better than salt./No error.
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In spite of his insincerity, / she was awarded /cent percent marks / in mathematics in the
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class unit test. / No error.
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45. The clothes / were neatly / hanged / on the cloth line. / No error
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46. After returning / from the jail, he has stopped / all the criminal activities and is determined/
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56. Scarcely had he gone / than a policeman knocked / at the door to enquire / about his
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whereabouts. / No error
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57. Some communist and some Muslim leaders / are bent on strengthening / communalism to
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achieve their / political goals. / No error.
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58. It was six o’ clock / in the morning / that the train steamed / into the station. / No error.
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59. The English teacher said / that we should read / the chapters everyday / so as to memorize
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the chapters which will enable us to answer the objective questions. / No error.
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60. I enjoyed / during my / stay in / England. / No error
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61. Can you tell me what time is it ?
1) What is the time now?
3) What is time?
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62. He does not smoke, nor he drinks.
1) nor he does drink
3) nor does he drink
64. I must speak to the landlord about the people above. They make much noise.
1) much of noise 2) very much noise
3) too much noise 4) very noise 5) no improvement
65. A cold drink is preferable than tea in summer.
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1) much more preferable than 2) preferable to 3) more preferable to
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77. Although you examine it carefully you will notice some flaws.
1) despite 2) if 3) unless 4) until 5) no improvement
78. The contractor did not keep his promise that the work will be finished, before the end
of the week.
1) shall 2) could 3) would 4) may 5) no improvement
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This carpenter is the most skilled of all the other carpenters in our workshop.
1) carpenter 2) of all other carpenters 3) of all carpenters
4) many carpenters 5) no improvement
80. He has said so out of affection, do not take it to heart.
1) in heart
4) with the heart
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3) by the heart
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81. I love the literature, the music, the art
1) literature, music and art 2) the literature, music and art
3) the literature, the music and the art
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1) uplift of 2) uplifting of 3) uplifting
4) uplifting to 5) no improvement
96. I would gladly accompany your sister if you had asked me.
1) would have gladly accompanied
2) was to have gladly accompanied 3) will gladly accompany
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4) will to have gladly accompanied
She was too clever to see through his tricks
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3) see at his tricks
99. What are needed are not large houses but small cottages.
1) were 2) was 3) is 4) will 5) no improvement
100. The police broke away the meeting as it turned violent.
1) broke up 2) broke off 3) broke through 4) broke with 5) no improvement
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101. Sumit would have been looked smart in traditional clothes.
1) was looked 2) would be looked 3) would have looked
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