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265588conjunction Detecting Errors - Crwill - 230821 - 114958
265588conjunction Detecting Errors - Crwill - 230821 - 114958
2. Mrs. Varun / (a) not only stopped coming /(b) here but also going to any place /(c)
which is related to her past tragedy /(d) No error (e)
3. Nobody else but / (a) you might be declared /(b) responsible for the /(c) loss of those
articles /(d) No error (e)
4. The teacher said / (a) to the students, Go through the /(b) notes as many times as
possible /(c) lest you would fail. /(d) No error (e)
5. Seldom or / (a) ever have I tried my /(b) best to defend my friends, who are after /(c)
all guilty to some extent /(d) No error (e)
6. Seldom or / (a) ever have I turned /(b) a beggar away without /(c) giving him some
alms /(d) No error (e)
7. The officer was doubtful / (a) if some of the clerks /(b) of his office were /(c) involved
in bribery /(d) No error (e)
8. Neither the doctor / (a) nor his assistants /(b) were asleep when /(c) the phone rang
up. /(d) No error (e)
9. Because he has / (a) been ill for a month /(b) so he does not /(c) come to the office
/(d) No error (e)
10. You must either / (a) inform the police /(b) else be prepared /(c) to suffer any loss /(d)
No error (e)
11. As soon as the peon / (a) rings the first bell, then all /(b) the students assemble /(c)
on the ground for prayer./(d) No error (e)
12. He not only comes / (a) here for shopping but also for having a glimpse of /(b) the
extremely beautiful sales girl. /(c) No error (d)
13. Hardly had he / (a) come out of the bus /(b) then the bomb exploded /(c) and
shattered the bus into pieces /(d) No error (e)
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14. Scarcely had he bought / (a) the ticket when the guard /(b) showed the flag and /(c)
the train started /(d) No error (e)
15. I don't know / (a) if any of the members /(b) of the party is conspiring /(c) against the
President or not /(d) No error (e)
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16. Many of the founding fathers / (a) of our constitution are /(b) so revered as Ambedkar
/(c) if not more./(d) No error (e)
17. This is not such / (a) a major problem /(b) which cannot be solved /(c) with a little
effort /(d) No error (e)
18. This is perhaps / (a) the same dog which /(b) bit her while she was returning /(c) from
market /(d) No error (e)
19. He asked me / (a) that why I was /(b) not preparing for the /(c) Civil Service
Examinations /(d) No error (e)
20. Both hari / (a) as well as his wife /(b) are determined to bring /(c) about some changes
in the plan /(d) No error (e)
21. As he is / (a) perfectionist, /(b) so he always /(c) insists on regular practice /(d) No
error (e)
22. Although these rooms / (a) are in need of repair, /(b) but the owner does not take /(c)
any notice of their condition /(d) No error (e)
23. The teacher asked / (a) the students to go to /(b) market and buy some fruit /(c) as
apples, oranges, guavas, etc /(d) No error (e)
24. He suggested to me / (a) that I should /(b) do all the work as /(c) quickly like him /(d)
No error (e)
25. He was so clever/ (a) that everybody's attempt /(b) to misguide him /(c) proved to be
futile /(d) No error (e)
26. No sooner did / (a) he find out any solution /(b) to the problem when /(c) another
problem appeared /(d) No error (e)
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27. Not only has he built / (a) a hospital for the poor /(b) but he has also built an /(c)
orphanage for orphans /(d) No error (e)
28. The robbers had / (a) hardly put the ornaments /(b) in his bag than /(c) the housewife
woke up /(d) No error (e)
29. Scarcely had he / (a) gone a few steps /(b) that he was told by someone /(c) that his
mother was no more /(d) No error (e)
30. Scarcely had I / (a) walked out of my house /(b) when I saw my /(c) friend coming
towards me. /(d) No error (e)
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31. Mrs. Sen told me that though / (a) her son had worked hard but /(b) he failed to make
/(c) any mark in the last examination/(d) No error (e)
32. Hardly / (a) had the speaker /(b) finished speaking, then the lights went out and /(c)
there was an uproar in the hall. /(d) No error (e)
33. Dr. Sinha was not only / (a) sympathetic to the rich /(b) patients but also/(c) to the
poor ones. /(d) No error (e)
34. He has lots / (a) of money and /(b) he dare not start a factory /(c) No error (d)
35. The newsman was doubtful / (a) that the man who had been run over /(b) by some
vehicles had lain /(c) there for more than one day /(d) No error (e)
36. Because he is intelligent, / (a) therefore he gets good /(b) marks in all the /(c)
examinations he takes /(d) No error (e)
37. His offence was such / (a) as he was bound to suffer /(b) and ultimately /(c) meet his
doom. /(d) No error (e)
38. She was too beautiful / (a) to be rejected by any /(b) youngman who whished /(c) to
make her his wife /(d) No error (e)
39. Since Diwali is fast approaching, / (a) my teenager son has bought many fireworks
/(b) as rockets, crackers, etc /(c) all of which cost much./(d) No error (e)
40. Scarcely had he gone / (a) than a policemen knocked /(b) at the door to enquire /(c)
about his Where abouts /(d) No error (e)
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41. No sooner had the train / (a) arrived then the crowd rushed /(b) towards the
compartment to greet their leader /(c) who was travelling by that train /(d) No error (e)
42. Hardly had the wheels touched / (a) the ground than the pilot indicated /(b) with his
fingers how many /(c) injured people he was carrying. /(d) No error (e)
43. No sooner was the agitation / (a) in Darjeeling silenced /(b) the Bodo Land activity /(c)
in Assam erupted /(d) No error (e)
44. I cannot confirm / (a) you if he has paid /(b) the bill or returned /(c) the goods /(d) No
error (e)
45. Ten years have passed / (a) that I returned from /(b) London and settled /(c) in this
part of the country./(d) No error (e)
46. It was almost / (a) ten years ago since he wrote /(b) a letter to me to /(c) remind me of
my lapses /(d) No error (e)
47. The patient would not / (a) have died /(b) when the doctor had /(c) come in time /(d)
No error (e)
48. The programme was / (a) almost fixed and it was /(b) my friend's insincerity that
upset the /(c) whole thing and disappointed us /(d) No error (e)
49. He did not / (a) succeed in the examination /(b) yet he /(c) worked hard /(d) No error
(e)
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1. Supposing if (A)/ I give you (B)/ a cheque, (C)/ how will you cash it? (D)/ No error (E)
2. No sooner had he reached (A)/ the station with his friend (B)/ then the train (C)/
started. (D)/ No error (E)
3. You cannot be (A)/ granted admission (B)/ unless you do not submit (C)/ all the
certificates in original. (D)/ No error (E)
4. No sooner did (A)/ he announce the (B)/ tour the children (C)/ screamed with great
joy. (D)/ No error (E)
5. No sooner did I reach (A) / the stadium to watch match (B) / between India and
Australia, (C) it started raining heavily (D) / No error (E).
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6. The driver (A)/ was thrown out (B)/ of the car and fortunately (C)/ he was not hurt
seriously. (D)/ No error (E)
7. He was a great man (A)/ he left not only impression (B)/ on our constitution (C)/ but
also on our social life. (D)/ No error (E)
8. Abha locked the cupboard provided that (A)/ her jewellery might (B)/ not get stolen.
(C)/ No error (D)
9. She is as intelligent, (A) / if not more intelligent than (B) / one of the (C) / students of
this institute (D)/No error (E).
10. You must know the fact (A) / that he continued to be lazy (B) / as long as he was (C) /
fourteen years old (D) / No error (E).
11. He has lots / (A) of money and /(B) he dare not start a factory /(C) No error (D)
12. Owing the heavy rain (A)/ in the middle of the match (B)/ was cancelled. (C)/ No error
(D)
13. I cannot confirm / (A) you if he has paid /(B) the bill or returned /(C) the goods /(D)
No error (E)
14. I cannot allow you to / (A) go out of the class /(B) unless the teacher comes /(C) and
gives me some instructions /(D) No error (E)
15. The shops were (A)/ closed as (B)/ I could not (C)/ buy anything. (D)/ No error (E)
16. They asked him (A)/ that he was going (B)/ to attend (C)/ the party. (D)/ No error (E)
17. The future is (A)/ yet to come (B)/ but you have a (C)/ right to shape it. (D)/ No error
(E)
18. The teacher (A)/ asked that (B)/ why I was late (C)/ last night. (D)/ No error (E)
19. Not only men (A)/ but also women (B)/ were chosen (C)/ for the work. (D)/ No error
(E)
20. Hardly had the peon (A)finished washing the car (B)than the master came (C)/ and
asked him to clean the office. (D)/ No error (E)
21. Dr. Sinha was not only/(A) sympathetic to the rich /(B) patients but also/(C) to the
poor ones. /(D) No error (E)
22. He not only believes (A)/ in hard work but (B)/ also in honesty (C)/ of the highest
order. (D)/ No error (E)
23. A free press is not only a privilege (A)/ but also an organic necessity (B)/ in a free
society. (C)/ No error (D)
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24. Money not only satisfies (A)/ the basic psychological needs (B)/ but also the (C)/
higher order psychological needs. (D)/ No error (E)
25. You must commit it (A) / to your memory that (B) / you,will do nothing (C) / till you
are lazy and lax (D)/No error (E).
26. No sooner had the train / (A) arrived then the crowd rushed /(B) towards the
compartment to greet their leader /(C) who was travelling by that train /(D) No error
(E)
27. Even if he did not (A)/ say that, I am (B)/ sure he did not intend (C)/ to hurt your
feelings. (D)/ No error (E)
28. The officer was doubtful / (A) if some of the clerks /(B) of his office were /(C) involved
in bribery /(D) No error (E)
29. He was not / (A) so well versed in /(B) English that we /(C) had expected /(D) No error
(E)
30. This book is a primer (A)/ for managers who have (B)/ no formal training (C)/ or a
refresher for experienced managers. (D)/ No error (E)
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31. Unless he does not discipline (A) / himself and try hard, (B) / he will not learn
swimming (C) / or anything for that matter (D) / No error (E).
32. Be smart (A)/ not only (B)/ in dress (C)/ and also in action. (D)/ No error (E)
33. She said to me, (A) / “ May you pass in the (B) / examination or not, I do not care (C) /
even in the least.” (D) / No error (E).
34. No sooner does the teacher (A)/ enter the class (B)/ then the students stand up. (C)/
No error (D)
35. Like the commission (A)/ is going to recruit (B)/ new candidates, it will not have (C)/
any type of problems, (D)/ No error (E)
36. Rashmi speaks a little (A)/ English as I talked (B)/ to her through (C)/ an interpreter.
(D)/ No error (E)
37. I shall give up (A)/ my claim so you (B)/ may have (C)/ the property. (D)/ No error (E)
38. Ram and Shyam arrived early, (A)/ so that they might get (B)/ a get seat (C)/ in the
train (D)/ No error (E)
39. The newsman was doubtful / (A) that the man who had been run over /(B) by some
vehicles had lain /(C) there for more than one day /(D) No error (E)
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40. Hardly had the wheels touched / (A) the ground than the pilot indicated /(B) with his
fingers how many /(C) injured people he was carrying. /(D) No error (E)
41. As he is / (A) perfectionist, /(B) so he always /(C) insists on regular practice /(D) No
error (E)
42. This is not such / (A) a major problem /(B) which cannot be solved /(C) with a little
effort /(D) No error (E)
43. Neither the doctor / (A) nor his assistants /(B) were asleep when /(C) the phone rang
up. /(D) No error (E)
44. For he cannot do (A)/ a lot of work (B)/ at a time, he rejects (C)/ many offers (D)/ No
error (E)
45. Like he became (A)/ more competent (B)/ he was given (C)/ more interesting work.
(D)/ No error (E)
46. Unless you do not (A)/ give up your (B)/ bad habits, (C)/ you will repent. (D)/ No error
(E)
47. Either he nor his brother (A)/ was informed about (B)/ the venue of the (C)/ meeting
of your society. (D)/ No error (E)
48. We all will die sooner or later, (A) / since men (B) / are mortal (C) / and death is
inevitable (D) / No error (E).
49. Although my car is expensive, (A)/ I have had (B)/ a lot of trouble with it. (C)/ No error
(D)
50. No sooner did (A)/ the thief come out (B)/ of the room then (C)/ women attacked him.
(D)/ No error (E)
51. Although I am not (A) / as rich as you are, (B) / but I have the ability to donate (C) /
more money than you can (D) / No error (E).
52. Until you stay here, (A)/ you will find no time (B) for work, so you had better go back
to (C) / your home and concentrate on your project (D) / No error (E).
53. I will have (A)/ everything ready (B)/ so that (C)/ not to keep you waiting. (D)/ No error
(E)
54. She was too beautiful / (A) to be rejected by any /(B) youngman who whished /(C) to
make her his wife /(D) No error (E)
55. The patient would not / (A) have died /(B) when the doctor had /(C) come in time /(D)
No error (E)
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56. This company (A)/ not only manufactures (B)/ leather goods (C)/ but also plastic
goods. (D)/ No error (E)
57. Ram has to look after (A)/ ten children (B)/ but he has nothing (C)/ besides/his
salary. (D)/ No error (E)
58. Because he is intelligent, / (A) therefore he gets good /(B) marks in all the /(C)
examinations he takes /(D) No error (E)
59. No sooner did / (A) he find out any solution /(B) to the problem when /(C) another
problem appeared /(D) No error (E)
60. He asked me / (A) that why I was /(B) not preparing for the /(C) Civil Service
Examinations /(D) No error (E)
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61. The teacher said / (A) to the students, Go through the /(B) notes as many times as
possible /(C) lest you would fail. /(D) No error (E)
62. Hardly had he / (A) come out of the bus /(B) then the bomb exploded /(C) and
shattered the bus into pieces /(D) No error (E)
63. Hardly / (A) had the speaker /(B) finished speaking, then the lights went out and /(C)
there was an uproar in the hall. /(D) No error (E)
64. As Sachin Tendulkar is one of (A) /the greatest cricket players, (B) / so you cannot
mark his name off (C) / from the list of the persons to be awarded “Bharat Ratna” (D)
/ No error (E).
65. It was very unfortunate (A)/ that he had failed in history also (B)/ beside the other
(C)/ more difficult subjects. (D)/ No error (E)
66. Both (A)/ the structure or (B)/ the chemical composition of (C)/ lamellae are complex.
(D)/ No error (E)
67. Although winter in Kashmir is cold (A)/ but is pleasant (B)/ in many ways.(C)/ No
error (D)
68. The reason why this book (A)/ sells to well is (B)/ because it is written (C)/ in a lucid
and pleasant style. (D)/ No error (E)
69. Sarika neither comes (A)/ here regularly (B)/ nor does she (C)/ complete the chapter.
(D)/ No error (E)
70. While coming downstairs, (A)/ you must grab the iron rail (B)/ at your side lest (C)/
you slip off. (D)/ No error (E)
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71. You cannot withdraw (A)/ all your money (B)/ unless you do not (C)/ give a prior
notice. (D)/ No error (E)
72. A morning walk (A)/ not only conducive (B)/ to mind (C)/ but also to health. (D)/ No
error (E)
73. No sooner was the agitation / (A) in Darjeeling silenced /(B) the Bodo Land activity
/(C) in Assam erupted /(D) No error (E)
74. His offence was such / (A) as he was bound to suffer /(B) and ultimately /(C) meet his
doom. /(D) No error (E)
75. He passed the examination (A)/ although he had been (B)/ prevented by illness (C)/
from studying (D)/ No error (E)
76. He did not / (A) succeed in the examination /(B) yet he /(C) worked hard /(D) No error
(E)
77. She is so lazy as (A)/ she cannot do this work (B)/ properly and cannot co-operate
(C)/ us in our scheme. (D)/ No error (E)
78. Young Ram appeared (A)/ in the Part of Juliet (B)/ like the boys used to do (C)/ at the
time of Shakespeare. (D)/ No error (E)
79. Scarcely had he gone out (A) / and a policeman knocked (B) / at the door around (C) /
ten o’clock yesterday night (D) / No error (E).
80. It was very unfortunate (A)/ that he had failed in history also (B)/ beside the other
(C)/ more difficult subjects. (D)/ No error (E)
81. An animal (A)/ can be just as unhappy in a vast area (B)/ or in a small one. (C)/ No
error (D)
82. The amount of (A)/ compensation was (B)/ not acceptable to (C)/ either Sunil and
Rahul (D)/ No error (E)
83. I do not think that (A) / she is equally intelligent (B) / and worldly wise as (C) her
younger sister who lives in London (D) / No error (E).
84. You must work till (A) / you live because if you stop (B) / working, the whole world (C)
/ will come to a standstill (D) / No error (E).
85. Pappu works (A)/ too hard lest he does not (B)/ fail in the examination.(C)/ No error
(D)
86. Supposing if a number (A) / of ghosts meet us in the forest, .(B) / will we be able to get
rid of (C) / them easily without that magical wand? (D) / No error (E).
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87. Scarcely had he gone / (A) than a policemen knocked /(B) at the door to enquire /(C)
about his whereabouts /(D) No error (E)
88. It was almost / (A) ten years ago since he wrote /(B) a letter to me to /(C) remind me
of my lapses /(D) No error (E)
89. The reason why Pakistan (A)/ has not been able to build up (B)/ its trade is because
(C)/ its poor economic condition. (D)/ No error (E)
90. The robbers had / (A) hardly put the ornaments /(B) in his bag than /(C) the
housewife woke up /(D) No error (E)
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91. Both hari / (A) as well as his wife /(B) are determined to bring /(C) about some
changes in the plan /(D) No error (E)
92. Seldom or / (A) ever have I tried my /(B) best to defend my friends, who are after /(C)
all guilty to some extent /(D) No error (E)
93. I don’t know / (A) if any of the members /(B) of the party is conspiring /(C) against the
President or not /(D) No error (E)
94. This is perhaps / (A) the same dog which /(B) bit her while she was returning /(C)
from market /(D) No error (E)
95. Since Diwali is fast approaching, / (A) my teenager son has bought many fireworks
/(B) as rockets, crackers, etc /(C) all of which cost much./(D) No error (E)
96. The programme was / (A) almost fixed and it was /(B) my friend’s insincerity that
upset the /(C) whole thing and disappointed us /(D) No error (E)
97. Despite of (A)/ the severe weather conditions (B)/ all the students (C)/ appeared at
the examination. (D)/ No error (E)
98. Not only he abused (A)/ the beggar (B)/ but also bit (C)/ him yesterday evening. (D)/
No error (E)
99. Heera did not dare (A)/ to leave the house (B)/ lest someone (C)/ may recognise him.
(D)/ No error (E)
100.Though Sumeet worked (A)/ very hard (B)/ still he could not (C)/ secure first division.
(D)/ No error (E)
101.I doubt that he was there (A) / because I saw him (B) / with a few friends of his
nearby (C) / PVR, Priya theatre only two hours ago (D) / No error (E).
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102.Because he has been bed, ridden (A) / for more than two months, (B) / therefore you
must not (C) / force him to do much work now (D) / No error (E).
103.Each of the girls (A)/ is not only equipped with (B)/ all states of the art instruments
(C)/ but also with outstanding physicists. (D)/ No error (E)
104.Walking along the street at (A) / sharp ten o’clock, (B) /I saw a ghost in white garb (C)
/ with red cap on his head (D) / No error (E).
105.Both Mukesh as well as Anand (A) / are intelligent, but (B) / the former is laborious
(C) / and the latter is smart (D) / No error (E).
106.Until he does not discipline (A)/ himself and try hard (B)/ he will not learn (C)/
swimming or anything for that matter. (D)/ No error (E)
107.You must be surprised to hear (A) / that he had scarcely read (B) / the letter than a
telegram (C)/ arrived to shock him even more (D) / No error (E).
108.We have so arrange (A)/ matters as one (B)/ of us is (C)/ always on duty. (D)/ No
error (E)
109.Hardly had he (A)/ left the institute (B)/ than it (C)/ began to rain heavily. (D)/ No
error (E)
110.Unless you have (A)/ no objection (B)/ I shall see (C)/ you tomorrow. (D)/ No error (E)
111.When the bell (A)/ rang, then they (B)/ ran to the (C)/ play-ground. (D)/ No error (E)
112.Though he worked hard (A)/ still she could not (B)/ pass the examination (C)/ No
error (D)
113.Amit has to earn (A)/ lots of money (B)/ as that he can buy for (C)/ his children
nicefood and clothes. (D)/ No error (E)
114.Sudhir is (A)/ not so much unintelligent (B)/ as much (C)/ uneducated. (D)/ No error
(E)
115.Ten years have passed / (A) that I returned from /(B) London and settled /(C) in this
part of the country. /(D) No error (E)
116.Although he had (A)/ no qualifications (B)/ but he got (C)/ the job last year. (D)/ No
error (E)
117.So, you do not mind (A)/ my saying so, (B)/ I think you are partly (C)/ responsible for
the loss. (D)/ No error (E)
118.The match between (A)/ India and Sri Lanka was postponed when the playground
(B)/ was wet due to (C)/ heavy rain. (D)/ No error (E)
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119.The performance (A)/ had hardly begun (B)/ when the lights (C)/ went out. (D)/ No
error (E)
120.No sooner had I (A)/ spoken to him (B)/ than he left the class. (C)/ No error (D)
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121.He insisted (A)/ but neither Soni or her brother (B)/ is ready to (C)/ work on a
holiday. (D)/ No error (E)
122.He doubts (A)/ whether you will (B)/ pass the examination (C)/ this year nor not. (D)/
No error (E)
123.He is known for (A)/ both his hard (B)/ work and intelligent. (C)/ No error (D)
124.His behaviour was (A)/ so hard (B)/ as we all refused (C)/ to receive him in our
institute. (D)/ No error (E)
125.I work hard and study well (A) / that I may pass in the (B) / examination and do (C) /
my parents proud (D) / No error (E).
126.In spite the difficulties (A)/ on the way (B)/ they enjoyed their (C)/ trip to Gangotri.
(D)/ No error (E)
127.I was doing net practice, (A) / at that time Ricky Ponting came (B) / to talk to me (C) /
regarding the match fixing (D) / No error (E).
128.Both Sunil and Prachi did not come (A) / yesterday night at (B) / the party, because
both were (C) / busy in studies (D) / No error (E).
129.As soon as the peon / (A) rings the first bell, then all /(B) the students assemble /(C)
on the ground for prayer./(D) No error (E)
130.He suggested to me / (A) that I should /(B) do all the work as /(C) quickly like him
/(D) No error (E)
131.Mrs. Sen told me that though / (A) her son had worked hard but /(B) he failed to
make /(C) any mark in the last examination/(D) No error (E)
132.Although these rooms / (A) are in need of repair, /(B) but the owner does not take
/(C) any notice of their condition /(D) No error (E)
133.As soon the teacher (A)/ entered the classroom, (B)/ all the boys (C)/ stood up. (D)/
No error (E)
134.Ankur Verma is not so (A)/ good a batsman to (B)/ be selected for the national cricket
team. (C)/ No error (D)
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135.Pushpa did not leave (A)/ the house lest (B)/ someone will (C)/ recognize her. (D)/ No
error (E)
136.Amitesh took his friend (A)/ with him so that (B)/ to have a companion (C)/ on the
journey. (D)/ No error (E)
137.Scarcely had he / (A) gone a few steps /(B) that he was told by someone /(C) that his
mother was no more /(D) No error (E)
138.Mrs. Varun / (A) not only stopped coming /(B) here but also going to any place /(C)
which is related to her past tragedy /(D) No error (E)
139.The teacher asked / (A) the students to go to /(B) market and buy some fruit /(C) as
apples, oranges, guavas, etc /(D) No error (E)
140.You must either / (A) inform the police /(B) else be prepared /(C) to suffer any loss
/(D) No error (E)
141.Many of the freedom (A)/ fighters are so (B)/ respectful as Gandhi ji. (C)/ No error (D)
142.No sooner did (A)/ we reach the station (B)/ when the train had (C)/ started moving
out of the station. (D)/ No error (E)
143.Each of the girls (A)/ is not only talented (B)/ in her studies (C)/ but also beautiful.
(D)/ No error (E)
144.This laboratory of physics is (A)/ not only equipped with (B)/ all states of the art
instruments (C)/ but also with outstanding physicists. (D)/ No error (E)
145.No sooner did (A)/ she reach (B)/ the statin then (C)/ it started raining. (D)/ No error
(E)
146.He was so clever/ (A) that everybody’s attempt /(B) to misguide him /(C) proved to be
futile /(D) No error (E)
147.Because he has / (A) been ill for a month /(B) so he does not /(C) come to the office
/(D) No error (E)
148.Nobody else but / (A) you might be declared /(B) responsible for the /(C) loss of those
articles /(D) No error (E)
149.Scarcely had I / (A) walked out of my house /(B) when I saw my /(C) friend coming
towards me. /(D) No error (E)
150.Many of the founding fathers / (A) of our constitution are /(B) so revered as
Ambedkar /(C) if not more./(D) No error (E)
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151.There were so many as we did not (A)/ know where to (B)/ put them all. (C)/ No error
(D)
152.Now there is no option left, (A) / so you have to (B) / choose between a (C) / luminous
life or shameful death (D) / No error (E).
153.A mother said to her children, (A) / “ Walk carefully, (B) / lest you may fall down (C) /
or hurt yourself “(D)/ No error (E).
154.Not only has he built / (A) a hospital for the poor /(B) but he has also built an /(C)
orphanage for orphans /(D) No error (E)
155.Scarcely had he bought / (A) the ticket when the guard /(B) showed the flag and /(C)
the train started /(D) No error (E)
156.Seldom or / (A) ever have I turned /(B) a beggar away without /(C) giving him some
alms /(D) No error (E)
157.Not only he cheated (A)/ his parents but also (B)/ his friends (C)/ No error (D)
158.He was very much depressed, (A) / therefore I did not ask him (B) / anything about
his (C) / break-up with his wife (D) / No error (E).
159.She behaved (A)/ in such a manner (B)/ than all (C)/ disliked her. (D)/ No error (E)
160.He not only comes / (A) here for shopping but also /(B)for having a glimpse of /(C)
the extremely beautiful sales girl.(C)/ No error (E)
EXPLANATION
1. (A) Supposing
3. (C) do not
5. (D) than, it
8. (A) that so
9. (A) intelligent as
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12. (A) owing to
15. (B) as so
41. (B) So
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42. (B) which as
57. (*) h h
64. (C) So
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72. (B) Not only, conducive
81. (C) or as
97. (A) of
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101. (A) that if
110. (B) No
113. (C) as so
128. (A) both not use Neither sunil nor prachi come
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131. (B) but yet
134. (B) to as to
141. (B) so as
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