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    STEP-1 (BASIC LEVEL) EXERCISE - 1 Correct the following sentences 1. Her hairs are curly. 2. Our eldere gave us many advices. 3. Thave many work to do. 4. Sunita has sold all her furnitures. 5. She gave me informations about this bank. 6. The seceneries of Himanchal Pradesh are very charming. 7. The people are hard working, 8. The cattles are grazing in the field. 9. Iwant a paper to write an application, 10. I bring fruits and vegetables from the market. 11. You must continue your study. 12. These news are false. 13. They go to Agra during the summer vacation 14, Her spectacle is very nice. 15. She has a twenty rupees note. Exercise - 2 Correct the following sentences 1. He got only passing marks. 2. Ram was true to his words. 3. Ten miles are a long distance. 4. They want two dozens apples. 5. I want two pairs of white shoes. 6. Rahul has finished two third of his work. 7. The chair’s legs are broken. 8. Good night, I m so glad to meet you. 9. There is no space in the car. 10. We should help the poors. 11. She left for delhi by 8.30 o’clock bus. 12. One of his son is a teacher. 13. Amazing stories are an interesting book. 14, This is my son's in law house. Exercise - 3 Correct the following sentences 1 2. eS 4. 8. 6. 7. I brought my furnitures by goods train. I saw two beautiful fishes in the pond. ‘Thomson's poetries are very charming, Is your scissors dull? Light travel faster than sound. All the furnitures of my house has been stolen. A poet and writer are dead. Paget 8. The committee was divided on this issue. 9. Mathematics are not a difficult subject. 10. My sympathies are always with the poor. 11. The mother both carried her son and daughter from the burning house. 12. My sister serves in boy’s school. 13. Rohan’s and Mohan’s house is very far from here, 14. There are many news published in local paper. 15. The teacher has taught the alphabets. Exercise - 4 Correct the following sentences 1. He is a sixty years old man. A five men committee had a three hours meeting yesterday. An all parties meeting was called to consider the drought situation in the country. ‘There is two ways traffic here, so no problem of traffic blockage. STEP-2 (ADVANCE LEVEL) 1. Payal went (a)/to her friend’s house (b}/and gave her two (c)/ten-rupees notes. (d]/No error We will find a lamp-post (a)/at the front (b)/side of the (c) /institute.(d) /No error (e) The moral of the army (a)/was so high because (b)/the news coming from (c}/front were very encouraging (4) /No error (e) 4. My son is reading (a)/Dinkar’s and Nirala’s (b)/ poetries as a part (c)/of his syllabus. (d)/No error (e) 5. The same board (a) /is used (b)/for chess (c) as well as for draughts. (4) /No error (e) 6. My friend went (a}/to Mumbai and spoke (b) /to Govinda’s (c}/the actor's secretary (d)/No error (e} 7. Children should not (a)/seek admissions (b)/to the elders (c}/society. (4) /No error (e) 8. 9. PED en Itis very (a}/difficult to chase (b)/ a huge score (c)/in the second inning. (d)/No error (e) She does not (a) /cut paper (b)/ with blade (c] /but with a scissors. (a) /No error (e) 10. I went to the house (a) /and found that (b}/the cart’s wheel (c}/ was broken. (d) /No error (e) 11. Raghu is going (a}/ to Stephen Hawking’s (b)/the scientist’s (c)/country. (d)/No error (e) 12, Sachin Tendulkar has (a)/scored more than (b]j five thousands (c)/ runs. (d)/No error (e} 13. The name of (a) /Amitabh’s (b)/and Amitabh’s (q/ father is Bachchan ji. (d) /No error. (e) 14. Sudhakar’s house (a) /is at (b)/a stone’s throw (:)/ from here. (d)/No error (e) 15. There was (a)/ no money in the bank (b)/in Dhananjay’s (c)/ and Mintunjay’s joint account. (d)/ No error (e) 16. Reena has been (a}/ given (b)/ a ten rupees (c}/ note today (d)/No error (e) 17. They are (a)/ awaiting advices (b}/ from their (e)/ Delhi branch. (d)/ No error (e) 18, Thousand (a}/of rupees (b}/were (c)/ spent by him, (d)/No error (e) 19. The crews (a]/of the boat (b)/were (c)/not drowned. (d)/No error (e) 20. Ten kilometers (a)/is a long distance (b)/but five years (c) /are not a long period. (d)/No error (e) 21, Linguistic (a) /is (b)/the study (c) /of language. (4)/No error (e) 22. The machineries are (a) /not functioning (b}/ properly (c}/these days. (d)/No error (e) 23. The poctries (a) /of R. N. Tagore (b] /hae boon taught (e}/ in the clase. (d)/No error (0) 24. On his way (a)/to the field (b)/Golu saw a flock (c)/of sheeps. (d) /No error. (e} 25. Arabian nights are (a) /collection of very (b)/ interesting episodes (c) /of Adventure (4) /No error (e} 26. Sunrise (a)/is a (b}/great (c)/ phenomena. (d)/ No error (e) 27. i money-making, (a)/is not always (b}/ a good cr G 28. Some teachers (a)/find it difficult (b)/to keep orders (c)/in their classes (d)/No error (e) 29. There have been (a)/ten woman (b) /doctors (c}/ in our colony. (d)/No error (¢) 30. A five-men (a) /delegation (b)/walted upon (c)/the Prime Minister. (@)/NNo error (e) 31. The widow (a) /who lives near his house (b)/is passing through (c]/many crisis. (4) /No error (e} 32, Hindu (a)/and Muslims (b) /are (c)/brothers. (d)/ No error (e) 33. Deepak has (a)/four man-servants (b]/whereas Alok has got (c)/only one woman-servant. (d]/No error (e} 34. The people (a) of the world (b}/must (c) /unite. (4)/No error (e) 35. Rakhi met me (a)/on the way (b)/and asked a one (c)/hundred rupees note (d) /No error (e} sia (c]/of real success in life. (d)/No error Page 2 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41 42. 43. 44. 48. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 58. 56. 87. 58. 59. 60. 61 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71 72. 73. 74, 78. 76. 77. 78, Ramesh together with (a)/ his friends gave (b)/ Sarika (c) /good advices. (d)/No error (e) I went to Delhi (a)/ and bought (b)/ much good (c)/ for my wife. (d)/No error (e) ‘The greal artist (a)/was surrounded by (b)/his usual crowa(c) /of hanger-ons. (d)/No error (@) Hundreds of (a)/passer-bys (b)/stopped at (c)/the place of accident. (4) /No error (e) My parents obtained (a}/many informations (b)/ about this child (c)/last night. (d) /No error (e) One should use (a]/ spectacle to protect (b]/ the eyes from bright sunlight. (d)/ No error (e) Soni together with her parents (a)/went to the market (b)/and brought (c)/a lot of handkerchieves. (a)/No error (0) Gulliver's Travels (a) /is an (b} /interesting book 'c)/written by Jonathan Swift. (d) /No error ‘Thousand of people (a) /had already been killed (b)/in the accident (c)/near Railway crossing, (d)/No error (e) Five thousand (a) /rupees is a (b)/ large amount (c) /for everybody. (d)/No error (e) We have (a) /received advices (b)/ from our (c)/ Delhi branch. (d)/ No error (e) A few (a) /dwarves are (b)/ working in (c)/ this crcus. (d)/ No error (e) Doctors did (a)/ their best to save (b)/the lifes of the (c)/accident victims. (d)/No error (e) ‘The gentry (a)/ of our colony (b)/was invited (c)/ to attend the meeting. (d)/ No error (e) Custom is (a}/paid on goods (b)/imported from ‘c)/ other countries. (d)/No error (e) A number of boys are (a}/reading this novel (b/ because this is one of the most (c]/important novel of India. (d}/No error (e} Ifthe teacher (a}/is good the students (b)/will respond (c} positively to them. (d)/No error (e) ‘The book is (a) /popular and the sale (b)/is quite brisk in (c}/all major city. (a)/No error (e) His company is (a)/one of the few company(b]/ manufacturing this product (c)/in the whole country. (a)/No error (e) On my way (a)/to the railway station I met (b)/ one of your friend Ram. (d)/No error (e) In spite of four letter (a) /we have sent, (b)/we have received (c)/ no answer from the authority. (d)/No exror(e) In spite of having received (a)/all the necessary data (b)/ he did not take any decision (c)/because of extraneous reasons. (d)/ No error (e) Our housing society comprises (a)/six block ard thirty (b)/in an area of (c}/about thousand square meters. (d) /No erzor (e) One of my most (a)/ widely spread (b)/ bad habs (c)/ is the use of tobacco. (d)/ No error (e) Ong of the sergeant (a)/ came (b)/ running forward (c]/ the captain with a massage. (d)/ All correct His losses at the races (a)/ made the young man (b)/ lose the peace of his mind. (c)/ No error. Tam hearing (a)/some old song (b)/that I ike. (c}/No error (d) Her sister-in-laws (a)/are a cruel lot (b)/and they harass her (c)/No error (4) One of the greatest contribution (a)/ to social reform (b)/was his movement for (c)/eradication of child-marriage. (d)/No error (e) Some people (a) behavior teaches (b)/us not to {c)/behave that way. (d)/No error (¢) All individuals are (a) /different so their (b)/tastes vary from (c)/ one another. (4)/No error (e) All the children have (a)/assembled on the ground (b)/and are waiting for (c)/the Principal to come. (a)/No error Let you and I (a)/go to airport (b)/to welcome (c|/ our beloved friend.(d) /No error (e) He looks (a}/more depressed than (b)/her but I don’t (c] /know the reason. (d)/No error (¢) Ifyou are good (a)/to people you will be (b/treated well (c]/by themselves. (d) /No error (e) In today meeting (a]/we must first discuss (b)/and thrash out the problem (c)/one by one. (d)/No exror (¢) Growing awareness (a)/among the people (b)/will put some effect (c)/on the politician’s action, (d)/ No error (e) ‘They have invited (a)/Pappu and I (b)/to the function to be (c)/held in the next month, (d)/ No error fe) Ifyou inform me (a)/of your's arrival time (b)/ shall come to (c)/meet you at the airport. (a)/No error fe) My uncle (a)/forced my (b)/friend and I (c)/to stay back. (d)/No error (e) ‘The vacancy was (a)/filled by Mr. Sharma (b)/ whom the manager said (c)/ought to be promoted. (a)/No error (e) ‘The piscon of glass windows (a)/were spread for miles (b)/but it apparently (c}/killed no one. (d)/ No ‘The book must be old (a)/for it’s cover (b)/is torn. (c}/No error(d) Page 79, 00. 81 82. 83, 84. 85. 86. 87. 88, 89, 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. ‘The demand of the workers (a]/union that the dismissed (b)/employee to reinstated has (c)/ been accepted by the management. (d)/No error (e) ‘The minister speech (a)/has been reported (b)/ 29 the newspaper. (c)/No error(dl) Aditi was unable (a)/to support her parent (b)/ even though both of them (c)/had no income of their ‘own. (d) /No error (e} Our system of assigning (a}/different jobs to different people (b}/should be based on their strengths and weakness. (d)/ No error (e} ‘The sun whose (a)/ray give life to the (b}/ earth was venerated as (c}/God by our ancestors. (d)/ No error (e) One must use (a)/his best efforts (b)/ if one (c)/wishes to succeed. (d) /No error (e} The main function of (a)/these employees (b)/to provide (c)/good and effective customer service. (d} /No error (e) Lam obliged to you (a)/ and yours entire family (b)/for showing kindness (c)/ and generosity towards us. (d)/ No error (e) A large number of (a)/ her classmate called for (b)/the hospital when (c}/ she was there. (d)/ No error @ A few word (a)/gratitude are enough (b)/to express your (c) /feelings sincerely. (d)/No error No other (a}/typists in this (b) office is as (c)/ slow as she. (d)/No error (e) As the child was (a)/too young to travel by himself (b)/they arranged his travel (c)/in the guard’s van. (a)/No error (¢) Thave read (a)/Tagor’s poems (b}/who is a great poet. (c] /No error(d) He received timely support(a) /from his elder brother (b)/who had been working abroad (c}/for the last six year. (d)/No error (e) Nandini’s father insisted (a)/ on her marrying the man (c)/of his choice, (d)/ error (e) There is (a}/no place (b)/ in the compartment (c)/ No error(d) He heard the guard (a)/ blowing whistled and knew (b)/it was time for him (c)/to enter the train. (a)/No error (e) Some peoples feel depressed (a)/whenever they think of future (b)/ because they do not believe (c)/in their own capabilities. (d)/No error (e) Gandhi ji lived a noble life of fasting (a)/and poverty (b)/in order to work for peacefull (c)/and independence. (d}/No error (e) Mr. Singh is (a) /one of the (b)/best teacher (c)/ in our school. (d)/No error (e) Ifyou had not been so secretive (a) /you had toid e all the fact earlier (b)/could have helped you had total (c)/No error (d) Leader of different (a)/state established (b)/ nationalist organizations (c}/at provincial level. (d)/No error (¢) Page PROBLEMS BASED ON NOUNS AND CASES T You know it well (a)that your success in life (bydepends not on my advice (e)-but on somebody else (dV/No error (¢) 2. He informed me (a)ithat he had gone to (b)/ ‘one of the Minister's residences (e)/and stayed there all night (d)/No error (e) 3. The building's roof (a)/needs repairing otherwise (by/it may fall down and (c)/result into many persons death (d)/No error (e) 4. 1 visited (a)/John's and. Mary's house (bytwice but found (cj/the couple absent (d)/No error (0) 5. A ton's weight (aj/is too heavy for (bYanyone to (c)/carry on his head. (4/No error ©) 6, I stopped (aV/his going out late at night (b)/ because the situation (c)/in the town was very tense,(d)/No error (e) 7. He did not approve (aV/of his son raising (b)/ stupid questions and thereby (e)'vexing the teacher. (d)/No error (e) 8. America’s problems (a)/are, however, (b)/not so serious (c)/and awful as India (d)/No error (©) 9. Your tone of speaking (a)/as well as your fiends (b)/is really extremely sarcastic (e)/ yet we never take it seriously (d)/No error (e) 10. The (ay/boasts of improving (b)/the economic condition of (c)/the country (d)/No error (e) Finance Minister 11. The life of the rich (@)/is not in many (by/ways as peaceful (cas that of the poor’s {(@)INo error (e) Pages 12. For your sake (a)/as well as for your wife (by we all wish that you may (c)/get that job. (ay No esos (@) 13. The expert mason reported to (a)/the owner of the hotel that (by/there was no question (oof the wall’s falling down (d)/No error (e) 14, The officer said (a)/that he appreciated (b)/ his staffs coming on time (c)/and co-operating hhim, (A)/No error (e) 15. As we told, (ad/this idea of Mrs. Gandhi's (by was totally valid in the (c)/present condition of India. (AY/No error (e) 16. It is true (a)/that I met (bythe Chie! Minister (e)/at one of the how of my friends (@YNo error (e) 17. The teacher said (a)/to us that one ought (b)/ to work hard in order (cto attain one goal (AYNo error (e) 18, Being sure of his (a)/suecess, he told his friends that (b)/he would never forget (c)even hhis enemies names. (A)/No error (e) 19. The survey gives (a)/us much knowledge of the (bYPublic’s opinion (c)/on the matter of terrorism, (dVNo error (c) 20. Very few soldiers (a)/dares to tum (h)/a deaf car to their (ccommander's-in-Chiet’s orders. (A/No error (e) 21. Your son’s-in-law's (a)/friend is seriously ill (byand he wants you (eto see him as soon as possible. (d)/No error (e) 22. 1 appreciate (a)/your helping the poor (bywho are really the nost ignored and completely deprived (cVsection of our society. (No error (e) 23. 1 have read (a)/many plays of shaw’s (bywho is called the (c)/Shakespeare of our age.(d)/No error (e) 24. I do not want (a)/to bring her to my home (by/because her rashness (eis quite intolerable. (ayo er1wr (©) 25. He is chiefly concerned (a)/whit his own problems (b)/ but you say (¢)/that his is not. (dy No error (e) 26. A friend of my (a)/wife came to me (by'yesterday and asked me for (c)/some money. (d)/ No error (¢) 27. Unfortunately for me (a)/the root cause of my frustration lies (by/in the Governments (c)/ dubious policy. (4)/No error (e) 28. He suggested to me (a)that I should go to the nursery (b)/to bring some beautiful (cy! summer's flowers, (4)/No error (e) 29. He came to his wits (a)/end when he found (byithat his younger (cVbrother had slapped his wife, (d)/No error (e) 30. When Jaya and Shyama (a)/came across Jyoti, they (b)/caught one another hands (c)’ and talked for a while (d)/No error (e) 31. The former P.M. of India's (a)/Mr. P.V. Narsimha Rao's (b)'visit to Japan strengthened the relationship (c)/between India and. Japan. (A)/No error (e) 32. It was India’s (a)/past glory (b)/that attracted (ofa numbers of invaders in the remote past. (AYNo error (e) 33. Everybody should be eareful (a/to fulfil the society's demands (bV/and thereby show his (oplattachment to it. (@)/No error (e) 34. ‘Everybody's business (a\/ is nobody's business’, (bYSaid the teacher (eto the students. (d)/No error (e) Page 35. I postponed him (a)/going to Delhi tonight as (b)/I wanted him to deal with (e)/one of my ‘major problems, (dy/No error (e) STEP-I BASIC LEVEL Exercise -1 Correct the following Sentences ns von & 10. ql. 12. 13, 14. 15, Her hairs are curly. Our elders gave us many advices. Ihave many work to do. Sunita has sold all her furnitures. She gave me informations about this bank. The seceneries of Himanchal Pradesh are very charming. ‘The people are hard working, ‘The cattles are grazing in the field I want a paper to write an applica- tion, I bring fruits and vegetables from the market You must continue your study. ‘These news are false ‘They go to Agra during the summer vacation Her spectacle is very nice She has a twenty rupees note. Exercise - 2 Correct the following sentences 1. 2. 3. 4. He got only passing marks. Ram was true to his words. Ten miles are a long distance. ‘They want two dozens apples.

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