| Error | Correction | |
| Q.1. Gandhiji and the lawyers now proceed to conduct | ||
| Q.2. a far-flung inquiring into the grievances of the farmers. | ||
| Q.3. The hole area throbbed with the activity. |
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317 Q→03phrases & idioms. [1M]
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162 Q→05NON VERBLE DATA [ 4M]
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| Error | Correction | |
| Q.1. Gandhiji and the lawyers now proceed to conduct | ||
| Q.2. a far-flung inquiring into the grievances of the farmers. | ||
| Q.3. The hole area throbbed with the activity. |
He was too afraid to go near water. $($Remove 'too'$)$
- AHe is so afraid that he cannot go near water.
- ✓He was so afraid that he could not go near water.
- CHe was very afraid that he cannot go near water.
- DHe was very afraid of water.
Answer: B.
View full solution →He stops at the door of one such house and pushes it open. $($Choose the correct Simple Sentence$)$
- ✓Stopping at the door of one such house, he pushes it open.
- BStopping at the door of one such house, he pushed it open.
- CHe stops at the door and pushes it open.
- DHaving stopped at the door, he pushed it open.
Answer: A.
View full solution →I started writing novels by accident, ? $($Choose the correct question tag$)$
- ✓didn’t I ?
- Bwasn’t I ?
- Chadn’tl ?
- Ddon’tl ?
Answer: A.
View full solution →What is meant by this? $($Change the Voice$)$
- AWhat do you mean ?
- ✓What does this mean ?
- CWhat was the meaning of this ?
- DWhat did you mean by this ?
Answer: B.
View full solution →You do preach worse than a parson. $($Change the Degree$)$
- ✓A parson does not preach as bad as you.
- BA parson does not preach as worse as you.
- CYou do not preach as bad as a parson.
- DYou do not preach as worse as a parson.
Answer: A.
View full solution →It had never existed for any other purpose than to set baits for people, (have obstacles, set a goal for, offer temptations)
I wonder if this is only an excuse to explain away a perpetual state of poverty, (a situation of always being poor, an all empowering poverty, a not so stable state of poverty)
I never saw him look so tall, (grown physically taller, look very confident, stood on the chair)
I started for school very late that morning and was in great dread of a
scolding. (great fear of, great confusion of, great anguish of)
They lived in perpetual state of poverty. (impressive state, never ending
state, perfect state)
“I am thinking of this stranger here,” said the young girl. “He walks and walks the whole year long, and there is probably not a single place in the whole country where he is welcome and feel at home. Wherever he turns he is chased away.”
M. Hamel said to his students, “Your parents were not anxious enough to have you learn. They preferred to put you to work on a farm or at the
mills, so as to have a little more money. And I ? I’ve been to blame also. Have I not often sent you to water my flowers instead of learning your
lessons ?
“It is not my fault, sir,” the peddler said.
“I never pretended to be anything but a poor trader, and I pleaded and begged to be allowed to stay in the forge.
But no harm has been done. At worst I can put on my rags again and go away”.
“I never pretended to be anything but a poor trader, and I pleaded and begged to be allowed to stay in the forge.
But no harm has been done. At worst I can put on my rags again and go away”.
“Now I am going to tell you, Mr Ironmaster, how things are,” the peddler said. “This whole world is nothing but a big rattrap.
All the good things that are offered to you are nothing but cheese rinds and bits of pork, set out to drag a poor fellow into trouble.
And if the sheriff comes now and locks me up for this, then you,
Mr. Ironmaster, must remember that a day may come when you yourself may want to get a big piece of pork, and then you will get caught in the trap.”
All the good things that are offered to you are nothing but cheese rinds and bits of pork, set out to drag a poor fellow into trouble.
And if the sheriff comes now and locks me up for this, then you,
Mr. Ironmaster, must remember that a day may come when you yourself may want to get a big piece of pork, and then you will get caught in the trap.”
I thought to myself, without stopping. “What can be the matter now?” Then, as I hurried by as fast as I could go, the blacksmith, Watcher, who was there, with his apprentice, reading the bulletin, called after me, “Don’t go so fast, bub; you'll get to your school in plenty of time !”
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