Grammar Questions

1) Meaning of "Chicken Feed".
A) A very small money
B) A huge money
C) Food for thought
D) None of these
2) Meaning of "Cost an Arm and a Leg"
A) War hero
B) Very expensive
C) Scene in battle field
D) Very cheap
3) Meaning of "Fly by night"
A) Night journey
B) A Bird busy in night
C) Cat's eye
D) Swindler
Explanation:
Fraudulently cheat someone and take money
4) Synonym of Exhort
A) Weak Plea
B) To urge strongly
C) Beg
D) Borrow
5) Antonym of Blunt
A) Easy
B) Lazy
C) Sharp
D) Speedy
6) Antonym of Brave
A) Achieve
B) Gain
C) Give
D) Cowardly
7) Synonym of Abjure
A) To give
B) To take back
C) Happy
D) Sorry
8) Synonym of Abrogate
A) Create
B) Run
C) Fascinate
D) Abolish
9) Unfortunately, he_______ a lot of money to the bank.
A) Borrowed
B) Owed
C) Deposited
D) Lent
B
10) I ______ the apartment all day yesterday.
A) Clear
B) Washed out
C) Cleaned Up
D) None of these
11) Choose the word spelt correctly.
A) Maxculine
B) Massculine
C) Masculine
D) Macsculine
A) Begining
B) Beginning
C) Beignning
D) Begininng
A) Ambulance
B) Ambulence
C) Ambulancs
D) Ambalence
A) Criticice
B) Criticael
C) Criticise
D) Criticese
A) Substandial
B) Substantial
C) Substential
D) Substendial
16) Synonym of Botch.
A) Positive Effort
B) Blessing
C) Mild
D) Clumsy Effort
17) Synonym of Brusque.
A) Polite
B) Curt
C) Speed
D) Enjoyu
Explanation:
Rudely brief.
18) Synonym of Chagrin.
A) Delight
B) Levy
C) Vexation
D) Give up
Explanation:
The state of being frustrated.
19) Synonym of Congruent.
A) Of different shape
B) Of the same shape
C) Salute
D) Dispose
Explanation:
In agreement.
20) Synonym of Copious.
A) Less
B) Good
C) Discourage
D) Plenty
1) Synonym of Debilitate.
A) Neat and Clean
B) To Weaken
C) To Strengthen
D) To Discourage
2) Synonym of Deluge
A) Dry
B) Less
C) Flood
D) None of these
3) Synonym of Fetter.
A) Shackle
B) Free
C) Strengthen
D) Fat
Explanation:
A chain used to tie a prisoner.
4) Synonym of Gist.
A) Elaborate
B) Good
C) Essence
D) Bad
5) Synonym of Innate.
A) To smell something
B) Existing since birth
C) To run
D) To borrow
6) Synonym of Limpid.
A) Cloudy
B) Enjoy
C) Sorrow
D) Clear
7) Synonym of Maul.
A) Smooth handling
B) Rough
C) Not handling
D) A shop
8) Synonym of Vie.
A) Complete
B) Withdraw
C) Lazy
D) Enjoy
9) Antonym of Wince.
A) Blench
B) Cringe
C) Advance
D) Quail
Explanation:
Approach
10) Antonym of Vigorous.
A) Substitute
B) Alternative
C) Speed
D) Dull
11) Antonym of Segregate.
A) Integrate
B) Different
C) Split
D) Separate
12) Antonym of Triumph.
A) Win
B) Defeat
C) Victory
D) Gain
13) Antonym of Wax.
A) Win
B) Victory
C) Wane
D) Gain
14) Antonym of Attic
A) Cockloft
B) Garret
C) Cellar
D) Loft
15) Antonym of Swerve.

A) Stright
B) Deviate
C) Sharply
D) Move
16) Antonym of Suavity.
A) Urbanity
B) Polish
C) Soft
D) Rude
17) Antonym of Slur.
A) Hit
B) Rap
C) Praise
D) Blur
18) Antonym of Pungent.
A) Sweet
B) Salty
C) Sour
D) Bitter
19) Antonym of Progeny.
A) Kids
B) Parent
C) Offspring
D) Lineage
B
20) Antonym of Cavil.
A) Appreciate
B) Carp
C) Criticize
D) Finding fault
A
1) Antonym of Array.
A) Marshall
B) One
C) Pattern
D) Design
2) Antonym of Annex
A) Base
B) Attach
C) Affix
D) Add
3) Antonym of Throwback.
A) Birthright
B) Estate
C) Gift
D) None of these
4) I was delighted _____ her answer.
A) On
B) At
C) For
D) In
5) I have no doubt _____ it.
A) At
B) On
C) Upon
D) About
D
6) I assure you _____ your safety.
A) Off
B) Of
C) From
D) With
7) He competed ______ me for the prize.
A) Off
B) With
C) To
D) Off
8) He is ___ difficulties.
A) In
B) On
C) From
D) With
9) He is true ______ his words.
A) With
B) On
C) To
D) For
10) The fan is ______ my head.
A) Above
B) On
C) To
D) With
11) You can see the house _____ the trees.
A) To
B) On
C) With
D) Among
12) Do you want to speak _____ me?
A) With
B) To
C) Above
D) Over
13) I have not _______ from him so far.
A) Hear
B) Seen
C) Heard
D) Listen
14) We _____ there three days ago.
A) Went
B) Will go
C) Gone
D) Go
A
15) ________ he really a thief?
A) Are
B) Is or Was
C) Were
D) None of these
16) They ____ very happy seeing you here.
A) Shall
B) Will
C) Will be
D) Were be
17) We _________ there if you ______ us the address at the right time.
A) Would have reached; tell
B) Would have reached; had told
C) Should reach; had told
D) Have reached; will tell
18) Old Woman =
A) Matron
B) Patron
C) Synonym
D) None of these
19) Choose the correct sentence.
A) The police is coming
B) The police coming
C) The police are coming

D) The police is come
A) The house is not enough big
B) The house are not big enough
C) The house are not enough big
D) The house is not big enough
D
1) Choose a correct sentence below.
A) There are seven girls in the class
B) There is seven girls in the class
C) There are seven girl in the class
D) There is seven girl in the class
2) I _____ a letter to the Principal yesterday.
A) write
B) forward
C) mailed
D) have signed
3) Antonym of affectation.?
A) Artificial
B) Simplicity
C) Behavior
D) Pretence
4) What is the Meaning of Soft-Soap.?
A) Adamant
B) Suffuse
C) Inspire
D) Gentle Urging
5) Antonym of Mayhem.?
A) Peace
B) Havoc
C) Chaos
D) Continous
A
6) Antonym of Regression.?
A) Progress
B) Reversion
C) Backward
D) Static
7) Antonym of Tempestuous.?
A) Stormy
B) Violent
C) Sedate
D) None of the these
8) Antonym of Unhinge.?
A) Sane
B) Mentally Unstable
C) Unsettled
D) None of these
9) Antonym of Titillate.?
A) Stimulate
B) Excite
C) Repulse
D) None of these
10) Antonym of Transfix.?
A) Petrify
B) Animate
C) Paralyse
D) Motionless
11) Antonym of Succinct ?
A) Clear
B) Circumlocutory
C) Concise
D) None of these
12) We ____ at the party.
A) Enjoyed ourself
B) Enjoyed ourselves
C) Played with
D) None of these
13) Choose the correctly spelt word.?
A) Obnoxious
B) Obnaxious
C) Obnexious
D) Obnaxeous
14) Choose the correctly spelt word.
A) Rediculous
B) Redeculos
C) Ridiculous
D) Redicilos
C
A) Unification
B) Unefication
C) Unefecation
D) Uneficetion
A) Atmasphere
B) Atmosphare
C) Atmesphere
D) Atmosphere
A) Oposite
B) Opposite
C) Oppositt
D) Oppusite
A) Circumference
B) Circumferrence
C) Circumferance
D) Circumfurence
A) Waitres
B) Waitress
C) Waittress
D) None of these
A) Expectation
B) Expactation
C) Expectition
D) Expection
A
A) Animation
B) Anemation
C) Animetion
D) None of these
A) Moneylander
B) Moneylender
C) Monilender
D) Monilander
A) Anxeous
B) Anxioes
C) Anixoas
D) Anxious
A) Bonfire
B) Bonefide
C) Bornfire
D) Benfire
A) Delivary
B) Delivery
C) Delvery
D) Deliverry
B
6) Choose the correctly splet word.
A) Challange
B) Chalenge
C) Challenge
D) Chellenge
A) Borrowing
B) Borrawing
C) Borowing
D) Borrowinng
A) Composare
B) Composure
C) Composhare
D) Commposure
A) Permanent
B) Permenant
C) Permanant
D) None of these
A) Recommandation
B) Recommendetion
C) Recommendation
D) Recomendation
11) Synonym of Ape.?
A) Imitate
B) Yearly
C) Comments
D) Fellow
12) Synonym of Profane ?
A) Poor
B) Rich
C) Irreligious
D) Religious
13) Out of norm ?
A) Bibliophile
B) Eccentric
C) Sematic
D) Asocial
A) The person who works here is from USA
B) The person that works here is from USA
C) The person which works here is from USA
D) The person whose works here is from USA
A
A) You must to call him immediately
B) You to call him immediately
C) You must called him immediately
D) You must call him immediately
A) When I will arrive, I will call you.
B) When I arrive, I will call you.
C) When I arrived, I will call you.
D) When I arrive, I called you.
17) Study of diseases is called.?
A) Pathology
B) Apathy
C) Incongruous
D) Telepathic
18) Pertaining to the science of linguistics.?
A) Bibliophile
B) Philological
C) Sematic
D) Epitome
19) Antonym of Abject ?
A) Pitiful
B) Despicable
C) Noble
D) None of above
20) Antonym of Accentuate ?
A) De-Emphasise
B) Stress
C) Highlight
D) Underline
A
1) Meaning of Elbow Grease ?
A) Lazy worker
B) Hard, energetic manual work
C) Automobile worker
D) None of these
2) Meaning of See Eye to Eye ?
A) To agree fully
B) Not agreeing fully
C) In a battle field
D) Angry
3) Synonym of Adept ?
A) Alter
B) Follow
C) Expert at
D) Supply
4) Antonym of Achieve ?
A) Fail
B) Gain
C) Give
D) Get
5) Antonym of Freeze ?
A) Stay
B) Still
C) Boil
D) Static
C
6) Synonym of Imbecile ?
A) Stupid
B) Clever
C) Arrogance
D) Patient
7) Antonym of Optimist ?
A) Postive
B) Pessimist
C) Eye Specialist
D) None of these
8) His father ____ a long time ago.
A) died
B) saw
C) broght
D) Bought
9) Nisha ___ Albert in a Church.
A) Skipped
B) Married
C) Skiped
D) None of these
10) The orchestra _____ a symphony in Beethoven.
A) Run
B) Saw
C) Arranged
D) Played
11) He ___ a very good grade in the examination.
A) Earned
B) Given
C) Received
D) None of these
12) We ___ at the party late.
A) arrived
B) went
C) played
D) saw
13) The patient ___ in his sleep.
A) Woke up
B) Died
C) Cried Off
D) None of these
A) Satestfy
B) Satesfy
C) Satisfy
D) Satasfy
C
A) Dubbing
B) Dubing
C) Dubbeing
D) Dubinng
16) Synonym of Contiguous ?
A) Adjacent touching upon
B) Disconnect
C) Distance
D) Shorter
17) Synonym of Din ?
A) Low noise
B) Eat
C) Continued loud noise
D) Swallow
18) Synonym of Endow ?
A) Giving a large gift
B) Take back
C) Interest
D) Entertain
19) Synonym of Espy ?
A) To close eyes
B) To envy
C) To borrow
D) To glimpse
20) Synonym of Farce ?
A) Mockery
B) Truth
C) Collective wisdom
D) None of these
A
1) Synonym of Heyday ?
A) Bad Day
B) Time for great success
C) Normal day
D) None of these
2) Synonym of Imbue ?
A) To inspire
B) To discourage
C) To run
D) To borrow
3) Synonym of Obese ?
A) Heavy headed
B) Slim
C) Fat
D) Observe
4) Synonym of Novice ?
A) Old timer
B) dump
C) Beginner
D) None of these
5) Synonym of Tender ?
A) Buy
B) Big
C) Old
D) Offer
D
6) Antonym of Zeal ?
A) Eager
B) Apathy
C) Anger
D) Closing
7) Antonym of Wrench ?
A) Strain
B) Pull
C) Push
D) Twist
8) Antonym of Unbridled ?
A) Checked
B) Anandoned
C) Intemperate
D) Raw
9) Antonym of Quality ?
A) Positive
B) Good
C) Inferiority
D) Rarity
10) Antonym of Remiss ?
A) Mindful
B) Negligent
C) Careless
D) Lazy
11) Antonym of Maverick ?
A) Rebel
B) Moderate
C) Dissenter
D) Bohemian
12) Antonym of Conglomerate ?
A) Varied
B) Mixed
C) Assorted
D) Similar
13) Antonym of Censor ?
A) Add
B) Delete
C) Edit
D) Control
14) Antonym of Churl ?
A) Boor
B) Soft person
C) Rough
D) Rustic
B
15) Antonym of Bask ?
A) Cover
B) Laze
C) Loll
D) Lounge
16) Antonym of Abrasive ?
A) Nasty
B) Sharp
C) Mild
D) Hurtful
17) He aims _____ at passing this test.
A) on
B) at
C) with
D) upon
18) It came ____ his head to appear for the examination.
A) for
B) on
C) with
D) into
19) He fell ____ the horse ___ a canal.
A) off, into
B) off, to
C) of, into
D) into, off
20) He was leaning ____ the post.
A) with
B) against
C) to
D) about
B
1) Her thinking leans ____ democracy.
A) with
B) towards
C) for
D) None of these
2) He got too tired _____ over work.
A) because of
B) because off
C) on
D) for
3) _____ his principles, he has to be very careful.
A) with regard of
B) with regard on
C) with regard to
D) None of these
4) Building has been built _____ the new plan.
A) accordance to
B) in accordance with
C) for
D) about
5) He crossed the broken bridge ____ warning.
A) in spite of
B) in spite off
C) on
D) about
A
6) The train ____ as fast as the bus.
A) went
B) running
C) moves
D) going
7) He was seen _____ to the school.
A) went
B) going
C) gone
D) go
8) She ____ in the sun for 1 hour.
A) sitting
B) has been sitting
C) has been sit
D) has sit
9) ____ it help you in your studies ?
A) will
B) was
C) is
D) are
10) I ____ never seen such a picture before.
A) did
B) was
C) have
D) has
11) Words of same sound is ?
A) Soundnyms
B) Antonyms
C) Homonyms
D) None of these
12) Sounding the same but spelt differently ?
A) Symphonious
B) Homophonous
C) Synonyms
D) Saminymous
13) Choose the correct answer ?
A) My friend has got a new job.
B) My friend has got a new work.
C) My friend is got a new job.
D) My friend did got a new job.
A) Do you like a glass of water ?
B) Would you like a glass of water ?
C) Would you like the glass of water ?
D) Do you like the glass of water ?
B
15) Antonym of Ad-lib ?
A) Improvise
B) Extemporized
C) Deliberate
D) Spontaneous
16) Antonym of Imperil ?
A) Safeguard
B) Endanger
C) Hazard
D) Jeopardise
17) Antonym of Inscrutable ?
A) Baffling
B) Obvious
C) Confuse
D) Reduce
18) Antonym of Licentious ?
A) Continent
B) Confused talk
C) Clear
D) Close
19) Antonym of Rabid ?
A) Frantic
B) Sober
C) Chaos
D) Vulgar
20) Antonym of Ravenous ?
A) Greedy
B) Very Hungry
C) Assuaged
D) None of these
C
1) Antonym of Supernal ?
A) Earthy
B) Divine
C) Celestial
D) None of these
2) Antonym of Torpor ?
A) Lack of Energy
B) Inactive
C) Dullness
D) None of these
3) Choose the correctly spelt word ?
A) Monotonuous
B) Monotonous
C) Monotonauos
D) Monatonous
4) Choose the correctly splet word ?
A) Scissors
B) Scisors
C) Scissars
D) Secissors
A) Ofense
B) Affence
C) Offience
D) Offence
D
6) Choose the correctly spelt word
A) Humarous
B) Humorous
C) Humurous
D) Humerous
A) Crocadile
B) Crocadele
C) Crocodile
D) Crocadeli
A) Ramification
B) Ramnification
C) Ramefication
D) Ramaification
9) Choose the correctly splet word ?
A) Coption
B) Copetion
C) Cooption
D) None of these
A) Walet
B) Wallet
C) Walleat
D) Wellet
A) Horizontal
B) Horezontal
C) Horizontel
D) Horezontel
A) Huricanne
B) Huricane
C) Hurricane
D) Huricene
A) Quotation
B) Quotetion
C) Quottation
D) Quotateion
A) Violence
B) Violance
C) Violense
D) None of these
A
A) Alebi
B) Alibi
C) Allibi
D) Alibe
A) Charecter
B) Charactar
C) Chartter
D) Character
A) Actioneble
B) Actionable
C) Auctioneble
D) None of these
A) Maleciously
B) Maliciously
C) Meleciously
D) Maliceously
A) Counterfeiter
B) Counterfeiiter
C) Counterffeiter
D) None of these
A) Vaccum
B) Vacum
C) Vacuum
D) Vaccuum
C
A) Response
B) Respanse
C) Respoonse
D) None of these
A) Evantual
B) Evental
C) Eventual
D) Eventaul
A) Obduarute
B) Obdurate
C) Obdarute
D) None of these
A) Cocensus
B) Consensus
C) Consencus
D) Consansus
A) Reluctance
B) Reluctence
C) Reluctanse
D) Relactance
A
A) Worisome
B) Worrisome
C) Worrisom
D) Worresome
A) Harasment
B) Harrasmant
C) Harassment
D) Harresment
A) Involment
B) Involvemant
C) Involmant
D) Involvement
A) Bureaucracy
B) Bureaucrecy
C) Bureaucrasy
D) None of these
A) Clifhanger
B) Cliffhanger
C) Fliffhenger
D) Cliffhangar
11) Synonym of Atypical ?
A) Normal
B) Fast
C) Not normal
D) Typewriter
12) Synonym of Begrudge ?
A) Slow
B) To envy another's possession
C) Sorrow
D) Recover
13) Synonym of Biennial ?
A) Every two years
B) Twice in a year
C) Quickly
D) Slow
14) Synonym of Circumvent ?
A) Straight
B) Outwit
C) Benefit
D) Lawfully
B
15) Synonym of Raucous ?
A) Mild-sounding
B) Confusion
C) Harsh-Souding
D) Clean
A) Although it was raining, but we had the picnic.
B) Although it was raining, we had the picnc.
C) Although it was raining, since we had the picnic.
D) Although it was raining, though we had the picnic.
17) Extrasensory perception ?
A) Antipathy
B) Telepathy
C) Apathy
D) None of these
18) Choose the correctly sentence.
A) You are very nice, as your mother.
B) You are very nice, alike your mother.
C) You are very nice, like your mother.
D) You are very nice, same your mother.
A) Catalog
B) Catelog
C) Cataleg
D) Cateleg
A) Deperture
B) Departere
C) Depertare
D) Departure
D
1) Correct the sentence if necessary.
Economics have been taught by three professors.
A) Economics have been taught by three professors.
B) Economics has been taught by three professors.
C) A and B
D) None of the above
Physics are their favourite subject.
A) Physics are their favourite subject.
B) Physics is their favourite subject.
C) A and B
Mathematics are a tough subject.
A) Mathematics are a tough subject.
B) Mathematics is a tough subject.
C) A and B
Billards are a costly game.
A) Billards are a costly game.
B) Billards is a costly game.
C) A and B

Gymnastics are popular in India.
A) Gymnastics is popular in India.
B) Gymnastics are popular in India.
C) A and B
Measles is a dangerous disease.
A) Measles is a dangerous disease.
B) Measles are a dangerous disease.
C) A and B
Mumps is common among children.
A) Mumps is common among children.
B) Mumps are common among children.
C) A and B
Diabetes are common among 40+ people.
A) Diabetes are common among 40+ people.
B) Diabetes is common among 40+ people.
C) A and B
B
Measles have broken out in our area.
A) Measles has broken out in our area.
B) Measles have broken out in our area.
C) A and B
My boss gave me a work to do.
A) My boss gave me a work to do.
B) My boss gave me some work to do.
C) My boss gave me a piece of work to do.
D) B & C
The police officer gave me an information.
A) The police officer gave me an information.
B) The police officer gave me a piece of information.
C) The police officer gave me some information.
D) B and C
My uncle conveyed a bad news to me.
A) My uncle conveyed a bad news to me.
B) My uncle conveyed some bad news to me.
C) My uncle conveyed a piece of bad news to me.
D) B and C

He gave me an advice.
A) He gave me an advice.
B) He gave me a piece of advice.
C) He gave me some advice.
D) B and C
We received no informations.
A) We received no information.
B) We received no informations.
C) A and B
Where are my luggages?
A) Where are my luggages?
B) Where is my luggage?
C) A and B
The furnitures in the room are beautiful.
A) The furniture in the room is beautiful.
B) The furnitures in the room are beautiful.
C) A and B
A
The scenaries of Kulu Manali are beautiful.
A) The scenaries of Kulu Manali are beautiful.
B) The scenery of Kulu Manali is beautiful.
C) A and B
My sister gave me three breads to eat.
A) My sister gave me three breads to eat.
B) My sister gave me three slices of bread to eat.
C) My sister gave me three pieces of bread to eat.
D) B and C
The poetries of Chetan Bhagat are good.
A) The poetries of Chetan Bhagat are good.
B) The poetry of Chetan Bhagat is good.
C) A and B
My teacher gave me advices.
A) My teacher gave me advice.
B) My teacher gave me advices.
C) A and B
A
Sony bought two dozens apples.
A) Sony bought two dozens apples.
B) Sony bought two dozen apples.
C) A and B
Five hundreds workers are inside the factory.
A) Five hundred workers are inside the factory.
B) Five hundreds workers are inside the factory.
C) A and B
There are thirty five sheeps in the garden.
A) There are thirty five sheeps in the garden.
B) There are thirty five sheep in the garden.
C) A and B
There are thousand deers in the forest.
A) There are thousand deers in the forest.
B) There are thousand deer in the forest.
C) A and B
B
The global turmoil accounted for five millons jobs.
A) The global turmoil accounted for five million jobs.
B) The global turmoil accounted for five millons jobs.
C) A and B
Virat is my cousin brother.
A) Virat is my cousin brother.
B) Virat is my cousin.
C) A and B
D) None of the above.
Roopa is my cousin sister.
A) Roopa is my cousin sister.
B) Roopa is my cousin.
C) A and B
Raghu is a family friend.
A) Raghu is a friend of the family.
B) Raghu is a family friend.
C) A and B

A
His family members were not in town.
A) His family members were not in town.
B) The members of his family were not in town.
C) A and B
Two hundred females attended the meeting.
A) Two hundred females attended the meeting.
B) Two hundred women attended the meeting.
C) A and B
There are thirty males in the class.
A) There are thirty males in the class.
B) There are thirty men in the class.
C) A and B
One thousand rupees are a small amount.
A) One thousand rupees is a small amount.
B) One thousand rupees are a small amount.
C) A and B
A
There are five males in the car.
A) There are five males in the car.
B) There are five men in the car.
C) A and B
Ravi has three brother-in-laws.
A) Ravi has three brothers-in-law.
B) Ravi has three brother-in-laws.
C) A and B
Silpa has two sister-in-laws.
A) Silpa has two sister-in-laws.
B) Silpa has two sisters-in-law.
C) A and B
Five thousand rupees are a small amount.
A) Five thousand rupees are a small amount.
B) Five thousand rupees is a small amount.
C) A and B

B
Five thousand kilometers have been covered by the car.
A) Five thousand kilometers have been covered by the car.
B) Five thousand kilometers has been covered by the car.
C) A and B
James gave me one and a half biscuit.
A) James gave me one and a half biscuit.
B) James gave me one and a half biscuits.
C) A and B
Explanation:
One and a half is more than one. So, use a plural noun.
His two son-in-laws live in the United States.
A) His two sons-in-law live in the United States.
B) His two son-in-laws live in the United States.
C) A and B
Where are your daughter-in-laws?
A) Where are your daughter-in-laws?
B) Where are your daughters-in-law?

C) A and B
B
There is no place in the compartment.
A) There is no place in the compartment.
B) There is no room in the compartment.
C) A and B
Explanation:
In the context of accommodation, we should use the word room.
His scissor is sharp.
A) His scissors are sharp.
B) His scissor is sharp.
C) A and B
My spectacle is new.
A) My spectacle is new.
B) My spectacles are new.
C) A and B
I bought new shoe yesterday.
A) I bought new shoe yesterday.
B) I bought new shoes yesterday.
C) A and B
His pant is red in colour.
A) His pant is red in colour.
B) His pants are red in colour.
C) A and B
His short is blue in colour.
A) His short is blue in colour.
B) His shorts are blue in colour.
C) A and B
Her tong is good.
A) Her tongs are good.
B) Her tong is good.
C) A and B
Pramod is running eighteen.
A) Pramod is running eighteen.
B) Pramod is eighteen.
C) A and B
Kishore is forty years.
A) Kishore is forty years old.
B) Kishore is forty.
C) A and B
It is my friend's Ravi's bike.
A) It is my friend's Ravi's bike.
B) It is my friend's Ravi bike.
C) It is my friend Ravi's bike.
Explanation:
Use apostrophe for the second noun.
It is my Cousin's Sachin's car.
A) It is my Cousin's Sachin's car.
B) It is my Cousin Sachin's car.
C) It is my Cousin's Sachin car.
There is a certain proud in his manner.

A) There is a certain proud in his manner.
B) There is a certain pride in his manner.
C) A and B
Explanation:
The word certain expects a noun. Proud is an adjective, not a noun.
There are many works that I have to do.
A) There are many works that I have to do.
B) There is much work that I have to do.
C) There is a lot of work that I have to do.
D) B and C
I will come if my cousin brother comes.
A) I will come if my cousin brother comes.
B) I will come if my cousin comes.
C) A and B
B
One should respect his elders.
A) One should respect his elders.
B) One should respect her elders.
C) One should respect one's elders.
One should respect his own country.
A) One should respect his own country.
B) One should respect her own country.
C) One should respect their own country.
D) One should respect one's own country.
One must love his parents.
A) One must love her parents.
B) One must love his parents.
C) One must love their parents.
D) One must love one's parents.
I and Jimmy went home.
A) I and Jimmy went home.
B) Jimmy and I went home.
C) A and B
Explanation:
The second person should come first. The third person should come second. First person should come
last.
I and She are friends.
A) I and She are friends.
B) She and I are friends.
C) She and me are friends.
I and Dhone went to college.
A) I and Dhoni went to college.
B) Dhone and I went to college.
C) Dhone and me went to college.
Both he and you must attend the meeting.
A) Both he and you must attend the meeting.
B) Both you and he must attend the meeting.
C) A and B
Peter invited me and you to dinner.
A) Peter invited you and me to dinner.

B) Peter invited me and you to dinner.
C) A and B
I, you and she can do it.
A) I, you and she can do it.
B) You, I and she can do it.
C) You, she and I can do it.
D) She, you and I can do it.
Explanation:
2nd person. 3rd person. 1st person.
None of the three questions are simple.
A) None of the three questions are simple.
B) None of the three questions is simple.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Neither is singular. Use a singular verb.
None of the two answers are correct.
A) None of the two answers are correct.
B) None of the two answers is correct.
C) Neither of the two answers is correct.

Explanation:
None or Neither is singular. The word, None is used with more than two things.
Neither of the three students have done their homework.
A) Neither of the three students has done their homework.
B) Neither of the three students have done their homework.
C) None of the three students has done their homework.
D) None of the three students have done their homework.
Every player must bring their bats.
A) Every player must bring their bats.
B) Every player must bring his bat.
C) Every player must bring her bat.
D) B and C
14) One of the boys are absent.
A) One of the boys is absent.
B) One of the boys are absent.
C) One of the boy is absent.
15) Every one of them have brought their bags.
A) Every one of them have brought their bags.

B) Every one of them has brought his bag.
C) Every one of them has brought her bag.
D) B and C
16) Either of the two answers are correct.
A) Either of the two answers are correct.
B) Either of the two answers is correct.
C) A and B
17) Neither of the two girls have done their homework.
A) Neither of the two girls have done their homework.
B) Neither of the two girls has done their homework.
C) None of the two girls has done their homework.
18) None have attended the party.
A) None has attended the party.
B) None have attended the party.
C) A and B
19) Each of the guards were doing their duty.
A) Each of the guards were doing their duty.
B) Each of the guards was doing his duty.
C) Each of the guards was doing her duty.
D) B and C
20) Everyone is eager to occupy their seats.

A) Everyone is eager to occupy their seats.
B) Everyone is eager to occupy his seat.
C) Everyone is eager to occupy her seat.
D) B and C
D
Each of the boys were interviewed by the principal.
A) Each of the boys were interviewed by the principal.
B) Each of the boys was interviewed by the principal.
C) Each one of the boys were interviewed by the principal.
The employees enjoyed very much during the holidays.
A) The employees enjoyed very much during the holidays.
B) The employees enjoyed themselves very much during the holidays.
C) A and B
She availed of the holidays.
A) She availed herself of the holidays.
B) She availed of the holidays.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Use a reflexive pronoun when there is no object.
4) Peter availed of the paid leaves.
A) Peter availed himself of the paid leaves.
B) Peter availed of the paid leaves.
C) A and B

A
5) I enjoyed very much during the summer.
A) I enjoyed very much during the summer.
B) I enjoyed myself very much during the summer.
C) A and B
6) We enjoyed very much during the winter.
A) We enjoyed ourselves very much during the winter.
B) We enjoyed very much during the winter.
C) A and B
7) They availed of the holidays.
A) They availed of the holidays.
B) They availed themselves of the holidays.
C) A and B
8) You availed of the leaves.
A) You availed of the leaves.
B) You availed yourself of the leaves.
C) You availed yourselves of the leaves.
D) B and C
9) Myself wrote a book.
A) I wrote a book.
B) Myself wrote a book.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Reflexive pronouns should not be used as subjects.
10) Themselves caught the thieves.
A) Themselves caught the thieves.
B) They caught the thieves.
C) A and B
11) Let my friend or I go home.
A) Let my friend or me go home.
B) Let my friend or I go home.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Change I, we, he, she and they to me, us, him, her and them respectively.
12) There is no difference between you and she.
A) There is no difference between you and she.
B) There is no difference between she and you.
C) There is no difference between you and her.
13) Neither Jonh nor Peter took their food.

A) Neither nor John Peter took their food.
B) Neither Jonh nor Peter took his food.
C) Neither Jonh nor Peter took their food.
Explanation:
The verb should be based on the second noun or pronoun.
14) Neither the teacher nor the students was present.
A) Neither the teacher nor the students was present.
B) Neither the teacher nor the students were present.
C) A and B
15) Either the students or the teacher are guilty.
A) Either the students or the teacher is guilty.
B) Either the students or the teacher are guilty.
C) A and B
16) Either I or you are responsible.
A) Either you or I are responsible.
B) Either I or You are responsible.
C) Either you or I am responsible.
17) Either dog or cats is outside.

A) Either dog or cats is outside.
B) Either dog or cats are outside.
C) A and B
18) Neither the pens nor the pencil are useful.
A) Neither the pens nor the pencil are useful.
B) Neither the pens nor the pencil is useful.
C) A and B
19) Herself did everything.
A) Herself did everything.
B) She did everything.
C) A and B
20) Let my compounder or I come with you.
A) Let my compounder or me come with you.
B) Let my compounder or I come with you.
C) A and B
A
She is senior than me.
A) She is senior than me.
B) She is senior to me.
C) She is senior then me.
He is junior than me.
A) He is junior than me.
B) He is junior then me.
C) He is junior to me.
He is senior to her.
A) He is senior than her.
B) He is senior then her.
C) He is senior to her.
4) This is preferable than that.
A) This is preferable than that.
B) This is preferable then that.
C) This is preferable to that.
5) My sister is elder than me.
A) My sister is elder than me.

B) My sister is elder to me.
C) My sister is elder then me.
6) I prefer tea than coffee.
A) I prefer tea than coffee.
B) I prefer tea to coffee.
C) I prefer tea then coffee.
7) John is elder than Kelly.
A) John is elder than Kelly.
B) John is elder than Kelly.
C) John is older than Kelly.
Explanation:
Other than family members should be compared using the word OLDER.
8) Virat's older brother is in Tokyo.
A) Virat's older brother is in Tokyo.
B) Virat's elder brother is in Tokyo.
C) A and B
Explanation:
To compare family members, ELDER should be used.

9) My older sister is a Doctor.
A) My elder sister is a Doctor.
B) My older sister is a Doctor.
C) A and B
10) Thompson is more taller than his brother.
A) Thompson is more taller than his brother.
B) Thompson is taller than his brother.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Taller is already comparing. So, MORE is not required.
11) She is more younger than I.
A) She is more younger than I.
B) She is younger than I.
C) A and B
12) You know her more better than him.
A) You know her better than him.
B) You know her more better than him.
C) A and B
13) Ravi is more cleverer than Ramya.

A) Ravi is more cleverer than Ramya.
B) Ravi is cleverer than Ramya.
C) A and B
14) Health is more preferable to wealth.
A) Health is preferable to wealth.
B) Health is more preferable to wealth.
C) A and B
15) Mount Everest is the most highest peak in the world.
A) Mount Everest is the most highest peak in the world.
B) Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world.
C) A and B
16) That is the most best book on the subject.
A) That is the best book on the subject.
B) That is the most best book on the subject.
C) A and B
17) He is the most unkindest person of all.
A) He is the unkindest person of all.
B) He is the most unkindest person of all.
C) A and B
18) She is both kind, generous and wise.
A) She is both kind, generous and wise.
B) She is kind, generous and wise.
C) A and B
Explanation:
The word BOTH should be used only with two things or persons.
19) Sindhu is greater than any Badminton player in India.
A) Sindhu is greater than any other Badminton player in India.
B) Sindhu is greater than any Badminton player in India.
C) A and B
20) Kolkata is bigger than any city in India.
A) Kolkata is bigger than any city in India.
B) Kolkata is bigger than any other city in India.
C) A and B
B
Bernard is better than all English Essayists.
A) Bernard is better than all English Essayists.
B) Bernard is better than all other English Essayists.
C) A and B
Explanation:
We should say "all other".
This clock is the best of the two.
A) This clock is better of the two.
B) This clock is the best of the two.
C) A and B
He is the youngest of the two brothers.
A) He is the youngest of the two brothers.
B) He is younger of the two brothers.
C) A and B
4) Choose the least of the two evils.
A) Choose lesser of the two evils.
B) Choose the least of the two evils.
C) A and B

A
5) The population of Tokyo is greater than London.
A) The population of Tokyo is greater than London.
B) The population of Tokyo is greater than that of London.
C) A and B
6) Hemanth's pants are better than Suresh.
A) Hemanth's pants are better than that of Suresh.
B) Hemanth's pants are better than Suresh.
C) A and B
7) The climate of Japan is better than Java.
A) The climate of Japan is better than Java.
B) The climate of Japan is better than that of Java.
C) A and B
8) Let us not walk any further.
A) Let us not walk any further.
B) Let us not walk any farther.
C) Let we not walk any farther.
9) Delhi is further than Bhopal.
A) Delhi is farther than Bhopal.

B) Delhi is further than Bhopal.
C) A and B
10) The management asked for farther details.
A) The management asked for farther details.
B) The management asked for further details.
C) A and B
11) Superman went to England for farther studies.
A) Superman went to England for further studies.
B) Superman went to England for farther studies.
C) A and B
12) My brother is five feet high.
A) My brother is five feet tall.
B) My brother is five feet hight.
C) My brother is five feet high.
13) The first paragraph should not exceed more than two hundred words.
A) The first paragraph should not exceed two hundred words.
B) The first paragraph should not exceed more than two hundred words.
C) A and B
14) It is the most unique item I have ever seen.

A) It is the most unique item I have ever seen.
B) It is a unique item I have ever seen.
C) A and B
Explanation:
The word "unique" can not be used for comparisons.
15) Have you heard the last news.
A) Have you heard the latest news?
B) Have you heard the last news?
C) A and B
16) Venu was the latest person to leave the ground.
A) Venu was the latest person to leave the ground.
B) Venu was the last person to leave the ground.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Last - Position or Order. Latest - Time sensitive.
17) They do not sell fewer than ten pounds of coffee.
A) They do not sell less than ten pounds of coffee.
B) They do not sell fewer than ten pounds of coffee.
C) A and B
Explanation:
less - uncountable things, fewer - countable things.
18) No less than twenty employees attended the meeting.
A) No less than twenty employees attended the meeting.
B) No fewer than twenty employees attended the meeting.
C) A and B
19) She has been sick for ten days.
A) She has been sick for ten days.
B) She has been ill for ten days.
C) A and B
20) The two last chapters are interesting.
A) The two last chapters are interesting.
B) The last two chapters are interesting.
C) A and B
B
The four last chapters are interesting.
A) The four last chapters are interesting.
B) The last four chapters are interesting.
C) A and B
2) Her both daughters are engineers.
A) Both her daughters are engineers.
B) Her both daughters are engineers.
C) A and B
3) These all cars are old.
A) These all cars are old.
B) All these cars are old.
C) A and B
4) His both brothers are scientists.
A) Both his brothers are scientists.
B) His both brothers are scientists.
C) A and B
5) These sort of people are not trustworthy.
A) These sort of people are not trustworthy.
B) This sort of people are not trustworthy.
C) People of this sort are not trustworthy.

D) B and C
Explanation:
Use this or that with phrases like SORT OF, KIND OF etc.
6) We should not read those kind of novels.
A) We should not read that kind of novels.
B) We should not read novels of that kind.
C) We should not read those kind of novels.
D) A and B
7) In old age there is nothing miserable than poverty.
A) In old age, there is nothing miserable than poverty.
B) In old age, there is nothing more miserable than poverty.
C) A and B
8) You should go for farther studies.
A) You should go for further studies.
B) You should go for farther studies.
C) A and B
9) Choose the cheapest of the two phones.
A) Choose the cheapest of the two phones.
B) Choose cheaper of the two phones.
C) A and B
10) This watch is the best of the two.
A) This watch is better of the two.
B) This watch is the best of the two.
C) A and B
A
The girl is taking biscuits every day.
A) The girl is taking biscuits every day.
B) The girl takes biscuits every day.
C) The girl is taken biscuits every day.
Explanation:
Habitual actions and Universal Truths are described using Simple Present.
He takes milk every day.
A) He takes milk every day.
B) He is taking milk every day.
C) He is taken milk every day.
They are coming here regularly.
A) They are coming here regularly.
B) They are come here regularly.
C) They come here regularly.
4) I am studying every morning from 5-8 A.M.
A) I am studying every morning from 5-8 A.M.
B) I have been studying every morning from 5-8 A.M.
C) I study every morning from 5-8 A.M.

C
5) Every evening, he is going for a walk.
A) Every evening, he is going for a walk.
B) Every evening, he goes for a walk.
C) Every evening, he has been going for a walk.
6) A vegetarian is a person who never eats meat.
A) A vegetarian is a person who never eats meat.
B) A vegetarian is a person who is never eating meat.
C) A vegetarian is a person who never is eating meat.
7) Mr. Burman is having four shops.
A) Mr. Burman has four shops.
B) Mr. Burman is having four shops.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Ownership should be described in Simple Present.
8) I am having a problem.
A) I am having a problem.
B) I have has a problem.
C) I have a problem.

C
9) This book is belonging to him.
A) This book belongs to him.
B) This book is belonging to him.
C) A and B
10) The car belongs to her.
A) The car is belonging to her.
B) The car belongs to her.
C) A and B
11) Ravi is having a car.
A) Ravi is having a car.
B) Ravi has a car.
C) A and B
12) Rajesh is owning two bikes.
A) Rajesh owns two bikes.
B) Rajesh is owning two bikes.
C) A and B
13) This garments factory is belonging to my uncle.
A) This garments factory is belonging to my uncle.
B) This garments factory belongs to my uncle.
C) A and B
14) People are wanting to see the match.
A) People want to see the match.
B) People are wanting to see the match.
C) A and B
15) We are knowing that it is humid outside.
A) We are knowing that it is humid outside.
B) We know that it is humid outside.
C) A and B
16) We know all the facts about him.
A) We know all the facts about him.
B) We are knowing all the facts about him.
C) A and B
17) The child wants its mother.
A) The child is wanting its mother.
B) The child wants its mother.
C) A and B
18) The orange is tasting sour.

A) The orange is tasting sour.
B) The orange tastes sour.
C) A and B
19) The dates are tasting sweet.
A) The dates taste sweet.
B) The dates are tasting sweet.
C) A and B
20) She is knowing me very well.
A) She knows me very well.
B) She is knowing me very well.
C) A and B
A
1) The father is loving his son.
A) The father loves his son.
B) The father is loving his son.
C) A and B
2) Why are you disliking him?
A) Why are you disliking him?
B) Why do you dislike him?
C) A and B
3) Is any one knowing where the driver has gone?
A) Is any one knowing where the driver has gone?
B) Does any one know where the driver has gone?
C) A and B
Explanation:
We should not say "knowing". We should say KNOW.
4) Ganga is hating Manga.
A) Ganga hates Manga.
B) Ganga is hating Manga.
C) A and B
5) The dish is smelling sweet.
A) The dish is smelling sweet.

B) The dish smells sweet.
C) A and B
6) The sun is rising in the east.
A) The sun is rising in the east.
B) The sun rises in the east.
C) A and B
7) The moon is going round the earth.
A) The moon goes round the earth.
B) The moon is going round the earth.
C) A and B
8) The teacher will punish you if you will misbehave.
A) The teacher will punish you if you will misbehave.
B) The teacher will punish you if you misbehave.
C) A and B
9) I shall inform you when my uncle will arrive.
A) I shall inform you when my uncle arrives.
B) I shall inform you when my uncle will arrive.
C) A and B

A
Explanation:
If the first clause is in Simple Future, the second clause should be in Simple Present.
10) My uncle will give you a cup of coffee if she will visit him.
A) My uncle will give you a cup of coffee if she will visit him.
B) My uncle will give you a cup of coffee if she visits him.
C) A and B
11) If she will call him, he will go.
A) If she calls him, he will go.
B) If she will call him, he will go.
C) A and B
12) You will get the first rank if you will work hard.
A) You will get the first rank if you work hard.
B) You will get the first rank if you will work hard.
C) A and B
13) I shall call you when lunch will be ready.
A) I shall call you when lunch will be ready.
B) I shall call you when lunch is ready.
C) A and B
14) If it will rain, the match will be cancelled.

A) If it rains, the match will be cancelled.
B) If it will rain, the match will be cancelled.
C) A and B
15) If there will be a clash, we shall be in trouble.
A) If there will be a clash, we shall be in trouble.
B) If there is a clash, we shall be in trouble.
C) A and B
16) We are waiting for the Dean since five.
A) We are waiting for the Dean since five.
B) We have been waiting for the Dean since five.
C) A and B
Explanation:
Use Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous to describe long duration actions which are still going
on.
17) They did not announce the holiday so far.
A) They did not announce the holiday so far.
B) They have not announced the holiday so far.
C) --
D) --
B
Explanation:
Use Present Perfect if the sentence contains So Far or Yet.
18) I am sorry that I did not send the courier yet.
A) I am sorry that I have not sent the courier yet.
B) I am sorry that I did not send the courier yet.
C) --
D) --
19) I did not hear from you for one month.
A) I did not hear from you for one month.
B) I have not heard from you for one month.
C) --
D) --
20) The University did not announce the result so far.
A) The University did not announce the result so far.
B) The University has not announced the result so far.
C) --
D) --

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1) Meaning of "Chicken Feed".

A) A very small money

C) Food for thought

2) Meaning of "Cost an Arm and a Leg"

C) Scene in battle field

3) Meaning of "Fly by night"

B) A Bird busy in night

Fraudulently cheat someone and take money

9) Unfortunately, he_______ a lot of money to the bank.

10) I ______ the apartment all day yesterday.

11) Choose the word spelt correctly.

12) Choose the word spelt correctly.

13) Choose the word spelt correctly.

14) Choose the word spelt correctly.

15) Choose the word spelt correctly.

16) Synonym of Botch.

17) Synonym of Brusque.

18) Synonym of Chagrin.

The state of being frustrated.

19) Synonym of Congruent.

B) Of the same shape

20) Synonym of Copious.

A) Neat and Clean

A chain used to tie a prisoner.

B) Existing since birth

10) Antonym of Vigorous.

11) Antonym of Segregate.

12) Antonym of Triumph.

13) Antonym of Wax.

14) Antonym of Attic

15) Antonym of Swerve.

16) Antonym of Suavity.

17) Antonym of Slur.

18) Antonym of Pungent.

19) Antonym of Progeny.

4) I was delighted _____ her answer.

5) I have no doubt _____ it.

6) I assure you _____ your safety.

7) He competed ______ me for the prize.

9) He is true ______ his words.

10) The fan is ______ my head.

11) You can see the house _____ the trees.

12) Do you want to speak _____ me?

13) I have not _______ from him so far.

14) We _____ there three days ago.

16) They ____ very happy seeing you here.

A) Would have reached; tell

B) Would have reached; had told

C) Should reach; had told

D) Have reached; will tell

18) Old Woman =

19) Choose the correct sentence.

A) The police is coming

B) The police coming

C) The police are coming

20) Choose the correct sentence.

A) The house is not enough big

B) The house are not big enough

C) The house are not enough big

D) The house is not big enough

A) There are seven girls in the class

B) There is seven girls in the class

C) There are seven girl in the class