Correct the following sentences [SET-D]1. I can well afford to disregard him who was capable of making such statements.
2. They were no more guilty than us.
3. demanding by nature, Balanchile insisted that his company practise as faithfully and as rigorously than he himself had.
4. Let you and me see to it that we do not make such mistakes.
5. Taking an odd day off is not half the satisfaction to me as a real holiday.
Correct the following sentences [SET-D]
Solutions
1. I can well afford to disregard him who is capable of making such statements.
1.I can well afford to disregard he who is capable of making such statements. [Pronoun Case]
2. They were no more guilty than us.
2.They were no more guilty than we were. [Use of Conjunctions]
3. By nature demanding, Balanchile insisted that his company practise as faithfully and as rigorously than he himself had.
3. By nature demanding, Balanchile insisted that his company practise as faithfully and as rigorously as he himself had. [Use of Comparative Structures]
4. Let you and I see to it that we do not make such mistakes.
4. Let you and me see to it that we do not make such mistakes. [Pronoun Case]
5. Taking odd days off is not half the satisfaction to me as a real holiday.
5. Taking odd days off is not half as satisfying as taking a real holiday.
OR
Taking odd days off is not half the satisfaction as taking a real holiday is.
[Parallelism with Comparative Structures]
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Correct the following sentences [SET-E] #Weekend Special-10questions
1. The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment were destroyed in the fire.
2. I would like to meet Mr. Smith, whom I take is the man you mean.
3. Although the news had come as a surprise to all in the room, everyone tried to do their work as though nothing had happened.
4. Who were you talking to just now?
5. The road was lined with trees just like France.
6. He is doing his best to propitiate his master, whom he fears may be seriously offended by what has happened.
7.The Board was united in their support of the company's legal actions and appeals.
8.The poems which he occasionally deigned to regale the fashionable world were invariably bad—stereotyped, bombastic, and even ludicrous.
9. The volunteer worker is a retired school teacher who is extremely concerned of the appallingly low rate of adult literacy in her community.
10. The reviewers agree that this is one of the most interesting novels that has recently been issued.
Correct the following sentences [SET-E] #Weekend Special-10questions1. The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment was destroyed in the fire.
2. I would like to meet Mr. Smith, who I take is the man you mean.
3. Although the news had come as a surprise to all in the room, everyone tried to do his work as though nothing had happened.
6. He is doing his best to propitiate his master, who he fears may be seriously offended by what has happened.
7.The Board was united in its support of the company's legal actions and appeals.
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set F sentence correction
1. A “calendar stick” carved centuries ago by the Winnebago tribe may provide the first evidence that the North American Indians have developed advanced full-year calendars basing them on systematic astronomical observation.
(A) that the North American Indians have developed advanced full-year calendars basing them
(B) of the North American Indians who have developed advanced full-year calendars and based them
(C) of the development of advanced full-year calendars by North American Indians, basing them
(D) of the North American Indians and their development of advanced full-year calendars based（E）
(E) that the North American Indians developed advanced full-year calendars based
2.
1. A 1972 agreement between Canada and the United States reduced the amount of phosphates that municipalities had been allowed to dump into the Great Lakes.
(A) reduced the amount of phosphates that municipalities had been allowed to dump
(B) reduced the phosphate amount that municipalities had been dumping
(C) reduces the phosphate amount municipalities have been allowed to dump
(D) reduced the amount of phosphates that municipalities are allowed to dump（A）
(E) reduces the amount of phosphates allowed for dumping by municipalities
3.
1. A collection of 38 poems by Phillis Wheatley, a slave, was published in the 1770's, the first book by a Black woman and it was only the second published by an American woman.
(A) it was only the second published by an American woman
(B) it was only the second that an American woman published
(C) the second one only published by an American woman
(D) the second one only that an American woman published（E）
(E) only the second published by an American woman
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Correct the following sentences [SET-E] #Weekend Special-10questions1. The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment were destroyed in the fire.
1. The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment was destroyed in the fire.
2. I would like to meet Mr. Smith, whom I take to be the man you mean.
3. Although the news came as a surprise to all in the room, everyone tried to do their work as though nothing had happened.
4. to Whom were you talking to just now?
5. The road was lined with trees just like that in France.
6. He is doing his best to propitiate his master, who he fears may be seriously offended by what has happened.
7.The Board was united in its support of the company's legal actions and appeals.
8.The poems which he deigned occasionally to regale the fashionable world were invariably bad—stereotyped, bombastic, and even ludicrous.
9. The volunteer worker is a retired school teacher who is extremely concerned by the appallingly low rate of adult literacy in her community.
10. The reviewers agree that this is one of the most interesting novels that have recently been issued.
Correct the following sentences [SET-E] #Weekend Special-10questions1. The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment were destroyed in the fire.
2. I would like to meet Mr. Smith, whom I take is the man you mean.
3. Although the news had come as a surprise to all in the room, everyone tried to do their work as though nothing had happened.
4. Who were you talking to just now?
5. The road was lined with trees just like France.
6. He is doing his best to propitiate his master, whom he fears may be seriously offended by what has happened.
7.The Board was united in their support of the company's legal actions and appeals.
8.The poems which he occasionally deigned to regale the fashionable world were invariably bad—stereotyped, bombastic, and even ludicrous.
9. The volunteer worker is a retired school teacher who is extremely concerned of the appallingly low rate of adult literacy in her community.
10. The reviewers agree that this is one of the most interesting novels that has recently been issued.
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😁Correct the following sentences [SET-E] #Weekend Special-10questions1. The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment were destroyed in the fire.
2. I would like to meet Mr. Smith, whom I take is the man you mean.
3. Although the news had come as a surprise to all in the room, everyone tried to do their work as though nothing had happened.
4. Who were you talking to just now?
5. The road was lined with trees just like France.
6. He is doing his best to propitiate his master, whom he fears may be seriously offended by what has happened.
7.The Board was united in their support of the company's legal actions and appeals.
8.The poems which he occasionally deigned to regale the fashionable world were invariably bad—stereotyped, bombastic, and even ludicrous.
9. The volunteer worker is a retired school teacher who is extremely concerned of the appallingly low rate of adult literacy in her community.
10. The reviewers agree that this is one of the most interesting novels that has recently been issued.
Set-E Solutions
1.The whole block of buildings including two furniture stores and a drapery establishment was destroyed in the fire. [Subject-Verb Agreement]
2.I would like to meet Mr. Smith, who I take is the man you mean. [Pronoun Case]
3.Although the news had come as a surprise to all in the room, everyone tried to do his work as though nothing had happened. [Subject-Verb Agreement]
4.Whom were you talking to just now? [Pronoun Case]
5.The road was lined with trees just as in France. [Use of Conjunction or Preposition]
6.He is doing his best to propitiate his master, who he fears may be seriously offended by what has happened. [Pronoun Case]
7.-The Board was united in its support of the company's legal actions and appeals. OR
-The Board were united in their support of the company's legal actions and appeals.
[Subject-Verb Agreement]
8.The poems with which he occasionally deigned to regale the fashionable world were invariably bad—stereotyped, bombastic, and even ludicrous. OR
-The poems which he occasionally deigned to regale the fashionable world with were invariably bad—stereotyped, bombastic, and even ludicrous. [Use of Prepositions]
9.The volunteer worker is a retired school teacher who is extremely concerned about the appallingly low rate of adult literacy in her community. [Use of Prepositions]
10.The reviewers agree that this is one of the most interesting novels that have recently been issued.[Subject-Verb Agreement]
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set F oa (1) e (2) a (3)
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when we have to select between two things(a and b) what should be used??
prefer a to b
prefer a over b Skip
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Para Completion:
I am sometimes attacked for imposing 'rules'. Nothing could be further from the truth. I hate rules. All I do is report on how consumers react to different stimuli. I may say to a copywriter, "Research shows that commercials with celebrities are below average in persuading people to buy products. Are you sure you want to use a celebrity?" Call that a rule? Or I may say to an art director, "Research suggests that if you set the copy in black type on a white background, more people will read it than if you set it in white type on a black background."
1)Guidance based on applied research can hardly qualify as 'rules'.
2)Thus, all my so called 'rules' are rooted in applied research.
3)A suggestion perhaps,but scarcely a rule.
4)Such principles are unavoidable if one wants to be systematic about consumer behavior.
5)Fundamentally it is about consumer behavior - not about celebrities or type settings.
Hello All,
I have got a doubt in topic Logical Consistency.
consider the following question for either/or premise:
Q- Kohli plays either cricket or football
So when the option says, Kohli does not play football then can we necessarily say that Kohli plays cricket? (I mean are these two logically consistent) or we can not comment for sure if he plays cricket or not?
Please help
As India struggles to manage the historic political transition in Nepal and come to terms with a collapsing peace process in Sri Lanka, a (7) confronts its regional security strategy. While it grows faster and makes a greater impact on world affairs, its neighbourhood is spinning out of control. A great power by definition is a nation that maintains order in its own region and challenges the dominance of the other great powers elsewhere. India has always strived for (9) on the cheap. It has always pretended that by mere proclamation, its claims to (10) would be accepted by its neighbours.
7.
dilemma
paradox
challenge
quandary
9.
pre-eminence
hegemony
democracy
cooperation
10.
egalitarianism
effrontery
primacy
impartiality
11. replace the word highlighted
Saudi women now earn more university degrees than Saudi men, yet their progress faces stiff resistance. Even female preachers tend to condemn feminists as spearheads of a western plot to undermine Islamic values. Conservative Kapus may explain why only a hundred of the Jeddah chamber's 1,400 female members bothered to vote.
qualms
distrust
doubt
values
12. replace the word
Stock markets are temperamental beasts, given to herd behaviour, greed, panic and exuberance. And, in this era of inter-dependent global finance, developments in other markets Sniver corresponding events in our markets as well.
accelerate
provoke
trigger
activate
What is the Difference between PRESENT PERFECT/PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS 😁
Give Suitable Examples too 😁
1. It's the success story of the Indian expatriate in the US which today hogs much of the media coverage in India.
A. East and West, the twain have met quite comfortably in their person, thank you.
B. Especially in its more recent romancing-the-NRI phase.
C. Seldom does the price of getting there - more like not getting there - or what's going on behind those sunny smiles get so much media hype.
D. Well groomed, with their perfect Colgate smiles, and hair in place, they appear the picture of confidence which comes from having arrived.
6. The festival of feature films and documentaries made by Americans of Indian descent being screened this fortnight goes a long way in filling those gaps.
1 )ACBD 2) DABC 3) BDAC 4) ABCD
Happy CATing 😁