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Q1. In question given below, a part of the sentence is underlined. Below are given alternatives to the underlined part at (A), (B) and (C) which may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative. In case no improvement is needed your answer is (D).
Q1. Our boss is not a man to mince matters.
A. man to mince
B. a mincing man
C. a man to mincing
D. No Improvement
Q2. In the following question groups of four words are given. In each group, one word is correctly spelt. Find the correct spelt word and mark your answer.
A. Proprietor
B. Propritor
C. Propritore
D. Proprieter
Q3-10. In questions given below, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect form’ Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Indirect/Direct form.
Q3. He said to me, "I have to go now."
A. He told me that he have to go now.
B. He told me that he had to go then.
C. He told me that I had to go then.
D. He said to me that he had to go then.
Q4. You said to me, "you will never leave me."
A. You told me that I would never leave you.
B. You said to me that you would never leave me.
C. You told me I would never leave you.
D. You told me that you should never leave me.
Q5. He said to me, “are you coming to the party or not?”
A. He asked me if I am going to the party or not.
B. He asked whether I was coming to the party or not.
C. He said to me that if I was going to the party or not.
D. He asked me whether I was going to the party or not.
Q6. He said, “you all are guilty of the crime."
A. He said that we all were guilty of the crime.
B. He said that they all were guilty of the crime.
C. He said that they all are guilty of the crime.
D. He told that they all were guilty of the crime.
Q7. He said to me, “I am writing a novel these days."
A. He told me that he was writing a novel those days.
B. He told me that he wrote a novel those days.
C. He said me that he was writing a novel those days.
D. He told me that he was writing a novel these days.
Q8. The student said to the teacher, "please help me."
A. The student requested the teacher to please help him.
B. The student requested the teacher to help him.
C. The student requested the teacher to be helped by him.
D. The student requested the teacher to provide help to him.
Q9. They said to us, "we are not coming to the party."
A. They told us that they are not coming to the party.
B. They told us that they were not going to the party.
C. They told us that we were not going to the party.
D. They told us that they were not coming to the party.
Q10. Abbas said to Basant, "You are looking smart in goggles."
A. Abbas told Basant that he was looking smart in goggles.
B. Abbas told Basant that he is looking smart in goggles.
C. Abbas told Basant that he looked smart in goggles.
D. Abbas told Basant that he was looking smart in glasses.
Answers:
Q1. (D)
Q2. (A)
Q3. (B)
Q4. (A)
Q5. (D)
Q6. (B)
Q7. (D)
Q8. (B)
Q9. (B)
Q10. (A)
