Q : A committee ___________ appointed to consider this subject. ( Fill in the blanks)
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(A) were
60%
(B) was
15%
(C) is
8%
(D) had
Everybody loves beauty.
Change into a negative sentence without changing the meaning.
Change into a negative sentence without changing the meaning.
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There is nobody who does not love beauty.
23%
There is nobody but loves beauty.
23%
No one loves beauty.
27%
There is nobody who hates beauty.
Make it an interrogative sentence-
He has finished his work.
He has finished his work.
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Has not he?
66%
Has he finished his work?
12%
Is not it?
5%
Is it?
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Make an interrogative sentence;
Their glory can never fade.
Their glory can never fade.
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27%
Can their glory fade?
47%
How can their glory fade?
22%
When can their glory fade?
4%
Why will their glory fade?
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The new edition is not less expensive than the old one.
Convert into affirmative
Convert into affirmative
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The new edition is more expensive than the old edition.
36%
The old edition was more expensive than the new one.
31%
The new edition is as expensive as the old one.
7%
The new edition is less expensive than the old one.
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He said to me, "why did you strike me?"
Select the correct indirect narration of the above sentence
Select the correct indirect narration of the above sentence
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He inquired to me why did I strike him.
37%
He inquired of me why I had struck him.
38%
He asked me why did I strike him.
8%
He said me that why I stuck him.
Point out the correct indirect narration of the following sentence;
My mother said to Malati, "why are you nervous today?"
My mother said to Malati, "why are you nervous today?"
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My mother asked Malati whether she was nervous today.
48%
My mother asked Malati why was she nervous that day.
33%
My mother asked Malati why she was nervous that day.
3%
My mother asked Malati if she was nervous yesterday.
Correct the following sentences:
1. More mangoes than one was rotten.
2. If I was he, I would not go there.
3. There are no opportunity to fight with neighbours.
4. A greater part of the books was stolen.
5. A greater part of the book are still unfinished.
6. John as well as his friends have come.
7. What we need most are goods and houses.
8. The District Magistrate and Collector are dead.
9. I am one of those who holds different opinions.
10. Bread and butter are my daily food.
11. He was acquitted from the charge.
12. She need not to speak.
13. Nothing but books were available.
14. Each of them have a pen.
15. The eyes of my cat is brown.
16. One of the boys were found doing one's job.
17. One must be loyal and obedient to his/her parents.
18. He is a member of a three-men committee.
19. Walking in the street a dog barked at me.
20. He rather than his friends are to blame.
21. The road to famous mountain passes through a forest.
22. He visits Bombay twice a year in the winter.
23. According to the Bible it is the meek and humble who shall inherit the earth.
24. He tore up my letter.
25. I have read G.B. Shaw's works who was a great dramatist.
26. If I would have spoke to his father as you spoke to me, he would have beaten me.
27. We must wait till the invigilator gives the question paper.
28. Poppy seeds are dried and ground into a fine powder.
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1. More mangoes than one was rotten.
2. If I was he, I would not go there.
3. There are no opportunity to fight with neighbours.
4. A greater part of the books was stolen.
5. A greater part of the book are still unfinished.
6. John as well as his friends have come.
7. What we need most are goods and houses.
8. The District Magistrate and Collector are dead.
9. I am one of those who holds different opinions.
10. Bread and butter are my daily food.
11. He was acquitted from the charge.
12. She need not to speak.
13. Nothing but books were available.
14. Each of them have a pen.
15. The eyes of my cat is brown.
16. One of the boys were found doing one's job.
17. One must be loyal and obedient to his/her parents.
18. He is a member of a three-men committee.
19. Walking in the street a dog barked at me.
20. He rather than his friends are to blame.
21. The road to famous mountain passes through a forest.
22. He visits Bombay twice a year in the winter.
23. According to the Bible it is the meek and humble who shall inherit the earth.
24. He tore up my letter.
25. I have read G.B. Shaw's works who was a great dramatist.
26. If I would have spoke to his father as you spoke to me, he would have beaten me.
27. We must wait till the invigilator gives the question paper.
28. Poppy seeds are dried and ground into a fine powder.
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✍ 50 Important Idioms And Phrases
1. At sixes and seven – In disorder or confusion
2. Lose head – Panic
3. Take to task – To criticize severely/ to punish
4. Sit in judgement – To pass judgement(or comment on someone ) especially when you have no authority
5. Leave in the lurch – To desert someone
6. Cry over spilt milk – Cry over irreparable loss
7. Bad blood – Active enmity
8. Close shave – A narrow escape
9. Grease palms – To bribe someone
10. Carrot and stick – Reward and punishment policy
11. To cut teeth – To gain experience of something for the first time
12. Cut no ice – Had no influence
13. Close the book - Stop working on something
14. In fits and starts - Irregularly
15. Bird’s eye view – An overview
16. Run in the same groove – Clash with each other
17. Keep your head – Remain calm
18. Pull strings – Use personal influence
19. Pot luck dinner – Dinner where somebody brings something to eat
20. To hit below the belt – To attack unfairly
21. All at sea - Puzzled
22. Sought after – Wanted by many people because it’s of good quality or difficult to find/Pursued by
23. Build castle in the air - Daydreaming
24. On the spur of the moment – To act suddenly, without planning
25. To have something up one’s sleeve – To have a secret plan
26. A red letter day – An important or joyful occasion in one’s life
27. To explore every avenue – To try every opportunity
28. At one’s beck and call – Ready to follow orders/ To be dominated by someone
29. By fair or foul means – In honest or dishonest way
30. Status quo – As it is/ unchanged position
31. To burn candle at both ends – To be extravagant/ Spend without any worry
32. To hit the jackpot – To make money quickly
33. To bring to light – to reveal
34. At the eleventh hour – At the last possible moment
35. Go scot-free – To escape without punishment
36. To shed crocodile tears – To pretend grief
37. To look down one’s nose – To regard with contempt
38. To miss the bus – To miss an opportunity
39. A white elephant – Costly and troublesome possession, with much use to its owner
40. To call spade a spade – To be frank
41. To fight tooth and nail – To fight heroically, in very determined way
42. Birds of same feather – Persons of same character
43. Take exception – To object over something
44. High handed – Using authority in an unreasonable way, overbearing
45. Too fond of one’s own voice – To like talking without wanting to listen to other people/Very selfish
46. By leaps and bounds – Rapidly
47. An open book – Straight forward and honest dealings
48. Fall short – Fail to meet expectation/ have no effect
49. Heart to heart talk – Frank talk
50. Give the game away – Give out the secret(unintentionally)
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1. At sixes and seven – In disorder or confusion
2. Lose head – Panic
3. Take to task – To criticize severely/ to punish
4. Sit in judgement – To pass judgement(or comment on someone ) especially when you have no authority
5. Leave in the lurch – To desert someone
6. Cry over spilt milk – Cry over irreparable loss
7. Bad blood – Active enmity
8. Close shave – A narrow escape
9. Grease palms – To bribe someone
10. Carrot and stick – Reward and punishment policy
11. To cut teeth – To gain experience of something for the first time
12. Cut no ice – Had no influence
13. Close the book - Stop working on something
14. In fits and starts - Irregularly
15. Bird’s eye view – An overview
16. Run in the same groove – Clash with each other
17. Keep your head – Remain calm
18. Pull strings – Use personal influence
19. Pot luck dinner – Dinner where somebody brings something to eat
20. To hit below the belt – To attack unfairly
21. All at sea - Puzzled
22. Sought after – Wanted by many people because it’s of good quality or difficult to find/Pursued by
23. Build castle in the air - Daydreaming
24. On the spur of the moment – To act suddenly, without planning
25. To have something up one’s sleeve – To have a secret plan
26. A red letter day – An important or joyful occasion in one’s life
27. To explore every avenue – To try every opportunity
28. At one’s beck and call – Ready to follow orders/ To be dominated by someone
29. By fair or foul means – In honest or dishonest way
30. Status quo – As it is/ unchanged position
31. To burn candle at both ends – To be extravagant/ Spend without any worry
32. To hit the jackpot – To make money quickly
33. To bring to light – to reveal
34. At the eleventh hour – At the last possible moment
35. Go scot-free – To escape without punishment
36. To shed crocodile tears – To pretend grief
37. To look down one’s nose – To regard with contempt
38. To miss the bus – To miss an opportunity
39. A white elephant – Costly and troublesome possession, with much use to its owner
40. To call spade a spade – To be frank
41. To fight tooth and nail – To fight heroically, in very determined way
42. Birds of same feather – Persons of same character
43. Take exception – To object over something
44. High handed – Using authority in an unreasonable way, overbearing
45. Too fond of one’s own voice – To like talking without wanting to listen to other people/Very selfish
46. By leaps and bounds – Rapidly
47. An open book – Straight forward and honest dealings
48. Fall short – Fail to meet expectation/ have no effect
49. Heart to heart talk – Frank talk
50. Give the game away – Give out the secret(unintentionally)
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⭐ 50 Golden Preposition for exams
#Preposition
approve - of
Conform- to
Guilty - of
Atone - for
Avail - of
Chance - of
Refrain- from
Born- in
Indifferent - to
Siphoned - off
Reconcile - to
Compliment - on
Satisfied - with
Wait - for(person)
Liable -to(authority)
Commensurate - with
Bear - with
Beware - of
Exempt - from
Trust - in (person)
Digress - from
Subsist - on
Derived-from
Famous-for
Connives-at
Accessible-to
Congratulation - on
Fond - of
Fondness - for
Prevent - from
Endow - with
Marry - to
Assure - of
Assent - to
Submit - to
Insist - on
Annoyed - at(something), with(someone)
Angry - at(something), with(someone)
Agree - to(proposal,plan), with (someone)
Get rid - of
Disappointed - with
Grateful - to
Between -For two person
Among - three or more person
Surprised - at
Married - to
Teeming - with
Averse - to
Addicted - to
Ignorant - of
Contemporary - of
Died - of (disease), from(some cause), for(purpose)
Dispense - with
Desire- for
Desirous - of
Arrive - at time
A lot- of
Beset- with
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#Preposition
approve - of
Conform- to
Guilty - of
Atone - for
Avail - of
Chance - of
Refrain- from
Born- in
Indifferent - to
Siphoned - off
Reconcile - to
Compliment - on
Satisfied - with
Wait - for(person)
Liable -to(authority)
Commensurate - with
Bear - with
Beware - of
Exempt - from
Trust - in (person)
Digress - from
Subsist - on
Derived-from
Famous-for
Connives-at
Accessible-to
Congratulation - on
Fond - of
Fondness - for
Prevent - from
Endow - with
Marry - to
Assure - of
Assent - to
Submit - to
Insist - on
Annoyed - at(something), with(someone)
Angry - at(something), with(someone)
Agree - to(proposal,plan), with (someone)
Get rid - of
Disappointed - with
Grateful - to
Between -For two person
Among - three or more person
Surprised - at
Married - to
Teeming - with
Averse - to
Addicted - to
Ignorant - of
Contemporary - of
Died - of (disease), from(some cause), for(purpose)
Dispense - with
Desire- for
Desirous - of
Arrive - at time
A lot- of
Beset- with
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327.(c)
(A)Duration - कालावधी
(B) Argument - युक्तिवाद,मतभेद
मतभिन्नता
(C) Flattery - खुशामत ,
(D) Institution - संस्था,सुपरिचित व्यक्ती किंवा वस्तू,संस्थेची इमारत,सार्वजनिक संस्था
प्रथा,स्थापना करणे
Adulation म्हणजे खुशामत म्हणून उत्तर ADULATION - FLATTERY होय
(A)Duration - कालावधी
(B) Argument - युक्तिवाद,मतभेद
मतभिन्नता
(C) Flattery - खुशामत ,
(D) Institution - संस्था,सुपरिचित व्यक्ती किंवा वस्तू,संस्थेची इमारत,सार्वजनिक संस्था
प्रथा,स्थापना करणे
Adulation म्हणजे खुशामत म्हणून उत्तर ADULATION - FLATTERY होय
328. Choose the correct synonym for INFATUATION from the following alternatives.
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17%
Emotion
32%
Passion
42%
Imagination
8%
Compassion
328.(b)
(A) Emotion - भावना,ऊर्मी,मनोविकार
(B) Passion - आवड,तीव्र भावना (भय प्रीती इ) उत्कट भावनेचा उद्रेक ,अतिशय आवड
(C) Imagination - कल्पना
(D) Compassion - करुणा,दया,अनुकंपा
कणव
Infatuation - चा अर्थ मोह,आसक्ती ,वेड,भुरळ आहे म्हणून उत्तर
INFATUATION - PASSION होय
(A) Emotion - भावना,ऊर्मी,मनोविकार
(B) Passion - आवड,तीव्र भावना (भय प्रीती इ) उत्कट भावनेचा उद्रेक ,अतिशय आवड
(C) Imagination - कल्पना
(D) Compassion - करुणा,दया,अनुकंपा
कणव
Infatuation - चा अर्थ मोह,आसक्ती ,वेड,भुरळ आहे म्हणून उत्तर
INFATUATION - PASSION होय
329. Choose the correct synonyms for GNOME from the following
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11%
Giant
50%
Dwarf
37%
Native
3%
Alien
329.(b)
(A) Giant - सामान्य माणसापेक्षा प्रबळ असा महाकाय माणूस, राक्षस
(B) Dwarf - ठेंगणा,ठेंगू करणे,प्राणी किंवा वनस्पती , ठेंगू
(C) Native - मुळ,विशिष्ट देशात जन्मलेला मनुष्य, जन्मजात,अंगचा सहज
(D)Alien - उपरा,परदेशी,बाहेरचा माणूस,
जेथे राहतो त्या राष्ट्राचा नागरिक नसलेली व्यक्ती
Gnome चा अर्थ सूक्ष्म, ठेंगू असा होतो म्हणून उत्तर GNOME - DWARF येईल
(A) Giant - सामान्य माणसापेक्षा प्रबळ असा महाकाय माणूस, राक्षस
(B) Dwarf - ठेंगणा,ठेंगू करणे,प्राणी किंवा वनस्पती , ठेंगू
(C) Native - मुळ,विशिष्ट देशात जन्मलेला मनुष्य, जन्मजात,अंगचा सहज
(D)Alien - उपरा,परदेशी,बाहेरचा माणूस,
जेथे राहतो त्या राष्ट्राचा नागरिक नसलेली व्यक्ती
Gnome चा अर्थ सूक्ष्म, ठेंगू असा होतो म्हणून उत्तर GNOME - DWARF येईल
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330. Choose the correct synonym for YARDSTICK from the following alternatives.
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15%
Summation
25%
Size
37%
Statistics
23%
Standard
330.(d)
(A) Summation - सारांश,बेरीज
(B) Size - आकार,कांजी,माप,आकारानुसार मांडणी करणे,खळ लावणे
(लहान किंवा मोठा) आकार
(C) Statistics- आकडेवारी,संख्याच्या स्वरुपात मांडलेल्या गोष्टी
(D) Standard - मानक,आदर्श,इयत्ता
कशाचे तरी प्रतीक असलेले निशाण
(वजन उंची लांबी इ विषयक) सरकारने ठरवून दिलेले माप
Yardstick चा अर्थ मानक, कापड मोजण्याचा गज ,काही मोजण्याचे माप असा होतो.म्हणून उत्तर YARDSTICK - STANDARD येईल
(A) Summation - सारांश,बेरीज
(B) Size - आकार,कांजी,माप,आकारानुसार मांडणी करणे,खळ लावणे
(लहान किंवा मोठा) आकार
(C) Statistics- आकडेवारी,संख्याच्या स्वरुपात मांडलेल्या गोष्टी
(D) Standard - मानक,आदर्श,इयत्ता
कशाचे तरी प्रतीक असलेले निशाण
(वजन उंची लांबी इ विषयक) सरकारने ठरवून दिलेले माप
Yardstick चा अर्थ मानक, कापड मोजण्याचा गज ,काही मोजण्याचे माप असा होतो.म्हणून उत्तर YARDSTICK - STANDARD येईल