1 English Grammar • Sentence Improvement Choose the most suitable option to replace the incorrect part of the sentence: The doctor advised him to stop consuming junk food and doing workouts regularly. Choose the most suitable option to replace the incorrect part of the sentence: The doctor advised him to stop consuming junk food and doing workouts regularly. सेव करें Save सेव्ड Saved A. stopping junk food and doing regular workouts stopping junk food and doing regular workouts B. to stop junk food and to workouts regularly to stop junk food and to workouts regularly C. to stop consuming junk food and to work out regularly to stop consuming junk food and to work out regularly D. to not consume junk food and do workouts to not consume junk food and do workouts उत्तर और व्याख्या देखें Show answer and explanation सही उत्तर: C Correct Answer: C The two actions require parallel infinitive constructions: “to stop consuming” and “to work out.” Therefore, option C is correct. The two actions require parallel infinitive constructions: “to stop consuming” and “to work out.” Therefore, option C is correct.
2 English Grammar • Sentence Improvement English-only question. Refer to the English version. Choose the most suitable option to replace the incorrect part of the sentence: She has the reputation to be an honest leader. सेव करें Save सेव्ड Saved A. to have honesty to have honesty B. of being an honest leader of being an honest leader C. of being the honest leader of being the honest leader D. to be honesty to be honesty उत्तर और व्याख्या देखें Show answer and explanation सही उत्तर: B Correct Answer: B English explanation is provided in the English version. The noun “reputation” is normally followed by the preposition “of” and a gerund. Therefore, the correct expression is “the reputation of being an honest leader.”
3 English Grammar • Sentence Improvement English-only question. Refer to the English version. Choose the most suitable replacement for the incorrect part: No sooner had I arrived at the platform when the train left. सेव करें Save सेव्ड Saved A. than the train left than the train left B. then the train left then the train left C. when the train had left when the train had left D. than did the train leave than did the train leave उत्तर और व्याख्या देखें Show answer and explanation सही उत्तर: A Correct Answer: A English explanation is provided in the English version. The correlative construction is “no sooner...than,” not “no sooner...when.” The correct sentence is: “No sooner had I arrived at the platform than the train left.”
4 English Grammar • Sentence Improvement English-only question. Refer to the English version. Choose the most suitable replacement for the incorrect part: The teacher asked to the student to submit the papers. सेव करें Save सेव्ड Saved A. asked the student that submit the papers asked the student that submit the papers B. requested the student to submit papers requested the student to submit papers C. asked the student to submit the papers asked the student to submit the papers D. told to the student submit papers told to the student submit papers उत्तर और व्याख्या देखें Show answer and explanation सही उत्तर: C Correct Answer: C English explanation is provided in the English version. The verb “ask” takes a direct object without the preposition “to,” followed by a to-infinitive. The correct construction is “asked the student to submit the papers.”
5 English Grammar • Sentence Improvement English-only question. Refer to the English version. Choose the most suitable replacement for the incorrect part: No one knows where is he staying. सेव करें Save सेव्ड Saved A. where is he stay where is he stay B. where he is staying at where he is staying at C. where he is staying where he is staying D. where he had stayed is where he had stayed is उत्तर और व्याख्या देखें Show answer and explanation सही उत्तर: C Correct Answer: C English explanation is provided in the English version. An indirect question uses normal statement word order, with the subject placed before the verb. Therefore, the correct construction is “No one knows where he is staying.”
6 English Grammar • Sentence Improvement English-only question. Refer to the English version. Choose the most suitable replacement for the incorrect part: She demanded me to swallow the medication. सेव करें Save सेव्ड Saved A. demanded that I swallow the medication demanded that I swallow the medication B. me swallowing the medication me swallowing the medication C. that me swallow the medication that me swallow the medication D. to swallow the medication by me to swallow the medication by me उत्तर और व्याख्या देखें Show answer and explanation सही उत्तर: A Correct Answer: A English explanation is provided in the English version. The verb “demand” is correctly followed by a that-clause using the subject form “I” and the base verb “swallow.” Therefore, “demanded that I swallow the medication” is correct.