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1-5. In the following sentence, five options are given. You are required to identify the best way of writing the sentence in the context of the correct usage of standard written English. While doing so, you have to ensure that the message being conveyed remains the same in all the cases.
1 If he was to decide to go to college, one would recommend that he plan to go to IIM, Ahmedabad.
01. If he was to decide to go to college, one would recommend that he plan to go to IIM, Ahmedabad.
02. If he were to decide to go to college, one would recommend that he should plan to go to IIM, Ahmedabad.
03. Had he decided to go to college, one would recommend that plan to go to IIM, Ahmedabad.
04. In the event that he decides to go to college, one would recommend that plan to go to IIM Ahmedabad.
05. Had he decide to go to college, one would recommend that he go to IIM, Ahmedabad.
2 Except for you and I, everyone brought a present for the little birthday boy.
01. Except for you and I, everyone brought a present for the little birthday boy.
02. With the exception of you and I, everyone brought a present for the little birthday boy.
03. Except for you and I,everyone had brought had brought a present for the little birthday boy.
04. Except for you and me, everyone brought present for the little birthday boy.
05. Excepting you and I, all brought present for the little boy.
3 When one reads the Hindi literature of the twentieth century, you find a striking contrast between the writings of Munshi Premchand and later day writers of popular Hindi fiction.
01. When one reads the Hindi literature of the twentieth century, you find a striking contrast between the writings of Munshi Premchand and later day writers of popular Hindi fiction.
02. When you read the Hindi literature of the twentieth century, one finds a striking contrast between the writings of Munshi Premchand and later daywriters of popular Hindi fiction.
03. When one reads the Hindi literature of the twentieth century, he finds a striking contrast between the writings of Munshi Premchand and later day writers of popular Hindi fiction.
04. If one reads the Hindi literature of the twentieth century, you find a striking contrast between the writings of Munshi Premchand and later day writers of popular Hindi fiction.
05. When one reads the Hindi Literature of the twentieth century, one finds a striking contrast between the writings of Munshi Premchand and later day writers of popular Hindi fiction.
4 Because of his tennis elbow injury, Limba Ram has not and possibly never will be able to pick up the bat again.
01. Because of his tennis elbow injury, Limba Ram has not and possibly never will be able to pickup the bat again.
02. Because of his tennis elbow injury, Limba Ram has not and possibly will never be able to pickup the bat again.
03. Because of his tennis elbow injury, Limba Ram has not been and possibly never would be able to pick up the bat again.
04. Because of his tennis elbow injury, Limba Ram has not been able to and possibly never will be able to pick up the bat again.
05. Because of his tennis elbow injury, Limba Ram has not and if possible be never able to pick up the bat again.
5 Had he realised how close he was to failing, he would not have gone to the party.
01. Had he realised how close he was to failing, he would not have gone to the party.
02. If he would have realised how close he was to failing, he would not have gone to the party.
03. Had he had realised how close he was to failing, he would not have gone to the party.
04. When he realized how close he was to failing, he did not go to the party.
05. If he would realise how close he was to failing, he should not have gone to the party.
6-10. In the following question three sentences i.e. (A), (B) and (C) are given and you have to choose the sentence in which the highlighted phrasal verb/idiom is correctly used.
6
(A) I need to bone out factorials before attempting to teach them on Monday.
(B) I'll have to bone up on my Spanish if I am to pass the language requirement.
(C) The candidate in his bones wrote that foreign policy is a big debate.
01. Only A
02. Only A and B
03. Only B and C
04. All A, B and C
05. Only B
7
(A) Gossip like that just burns (me) up—I can't believe people would say such awful things about me!
(B) That viral video is burning down the Internet right now.
(C) Jenny has been lethargic all day, and she's burning in now, so I'm taking her to the doctor.
01. Only A
02. Only A and B
03. Only B and C
04. All A, B and C
05. Only B
8
(A) The marathon did (me) in.
(B) Huge losses on the stock market did (many investors) up.
(C) We had to do by a telephone on the island.
01. Only A
02. Only A and B
03. Only B and C
04. All A, B and C
05. Only B
9
(A) The attorney got (her) at with a slap on the wrist.
(B) What do I need to do to get by to you?
(C) The company changed its name to get round the law.
01. Only A
02. Only A and B
03. Only C
04. All A, B and C
05. Only B
10
(A) Oh, look! Tom has passed out.
(B) She passed away the wallet she found at the local police station.
(C) Some travelers pass for the desert.
01. Only A
02. Only A and B
03. Only C
04. All A, B and C
05. Only B
Answers:-
Q.1 (2)
Q.2 (4)
Q.3 (5)
Q.4 (4)
Q.5 (1)
Q.6 (5)
Q.7 (1)
Q.8 (1)
Q.9 (3)
Q.10 (3)
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