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          Fill in the blanks:

• ...... of the two boys was present in the class.
• Ans: Either of the two boys was present in the class.

•  You can take..... of these two pens.
• Ans: You can take either of these two pens.

• ...... Ram and Shyam have qualified the exam.
• Ans: Both Ram and Shyam have qualified.

• .... of the answers is correct.
• Ans: Neither of the answers is correct.

• .... of the sisters has completed the work.
• Ans: Neither of the sisters has completed the work.

• .... of the boys is absent today.
• Ans: Neither of boys is absent today.

• She invited.... of her parents to the function.
• Ans: She invited each of her parents to the function.

   Choose the correct option:

•    She has relevant proof to prove their guilt.
•      Meaning of relevant:
•    (a) pertinent (b) plentiful

• Ans: (a) pertinent

• Her immense simplicity impresses me a lot.
• Meaning of immense:
• (a) polite (b) extreme 

•   Ans: (b) extreme

        

•   The leader manifested his agenda before the election.
•     Meaning of manifested:
•    (a) demonstrated b) roadshow

•     Ans: (a) demonstrated

•      The jocker tried to play a jaunty trick to entertain the spectators.
•       Meaning of jaunty:
•       (a) foul     (b) cheerful

•       Ans: (b) cheerful

•        He bought this expensive electronic gadget on impulse.
•          Meaning of impulse:
•          (a) need      (b) urge

•           Ans: ( b) urge

   

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Introduction 

Mastering English Grammar enables candidates to understand 
close reading, and to communicate their thoughts clearly in 
essays or interviews. A strong knowledge of English is essential 
for success in competitive exams as clarity is the foundation of 
effective communication, comprehension and articulation. These exams, whether they are for college admissions, job placements, 
often includes sections that test language proficiency. Being 
competent in English grammar not only boosts confidence but 
also improves overall performance, as it with allows candidates to focus on the content of the exam rather than struggling language barriers.

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•       I saw.... one eyed man in the park.
•       (a) an     b) the (c) a

       Ans: (c) a

•       He is both intelligent.... industrious.
•       (a)  as well as   b) and (c) or

        Ans: (b) and

•        Run fast lest you .... miss the meeting.
•        (a)  may (b) will (c) should

       Ans: (c) should

•        He is .... weak in studies to complete his thesis.
•          (a)   so      (b) too   (c) very

          Ans : (b) too

•           Raman goes to office by ....  auto.
•            (a) an       (b)a       (c) none of them

          Ans: (c) none of them

•       ..... internet is not working properly.
•         (a) The         (b) An      (c) A

           Ansa) The

•       One word substitution of, " Still existing and known ".
•        (a) Extent    b) Extant      (c)     Eternal

           Ans:  (b) Extant

                                                         

•             Antonym of " Rapid":
•              ( a)  Slow    b) Happy     (c) Abnormal

            Ans: (a) Slow

•            Meaning of " Lurid":
•            ( a)  Bright   (b)   Plenty   (c)  Shocking

            Ans: ( c) Shocking

•          Today, I went for.... x-ray.
•          (a) an    (b) a    (c)  the

          Ans: (a) an

•          Your project is better than... .
•          (a) my     (b) mine   (c) yours

         Ans: (b) mine.

           

                  

                                                  Image of an oasis

•           Plural of "Oasis".
•           (a) Oasises  (b) Oasies  (c) Oases       

          Ans: (c) Oases

•            Masculine of " Drake".
•           (a) Duck  (b) Doe  (c) Bee

            Ans:  (a) Duck

•          Plural form of " Police".
•          (a) Polices (b) Police (c)  Policeses

           Ans: (b) Policeses

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