Grammar-Editing

In the recently concluded test series,

1. Sachin scored a century only.
2. Sachin only scored a century.
3. Sachin scored a only century.
4. only Sachin scored a century.

She took the responsibility to

1. bring up the child.
2. bring about the child.
3. bring forth the child.
4. bring out the child.

He sang

1. last night well at the party.
2. well at the party last night.
3. at the party well last night.
4. at the party last night well.

The 2007 Cricket World Cup took place in

1. West Indies.
2. an West Indies.
3. a West Indies.
4. the West Indies.

Patna is located

1. at the Ganges.
2. to the Ganges.
3. on the Ganges.
4. by the Ganges.

Everyone of the students in this college

1. get a chance to go abroad.
2. gets a chance to go abroad.
3. will gets a chance to go abroad.
4. getting a chance to go abroad.

Nagpur is famous

1. to oranges.
2. for oranges.
3. in oranges.
4. with oranges.

My mother

1. used to take me often to an amusement park.
2. used to often take me to an amusement park.
3. used to take me to an amusement park often.
4. often used to take me to an amusement park.

I will see you at

1. a lunch?
2. an lunch?
3. the lunch?
4. lunch?

Our trainer asked us to be

1. little careful.
2. a little careful.
3. the little careful.
4. an little careful.

Nikhil was writing very fast

1. as few minutes were left.
2. as fewer minutes were left.
3. as the few minutes were left.
4. as a few minutes were left.

Indian Summers

1. are written by John Wright.
2. were written by John Wright.
3. am written by John Wright.
4. is written by John Wright.

One should not go

1. through external appearances.
2. by external appearances.
3. upon external appearances.
4. over external appearances.

I am looking forward to my

1. father and mother's Delhi trip.
2. father's and mother's Delhi trip.
3. father and mother Delhi trip.
4. father's and mother Delhi trip.

The washing machine

1. takes after too much space.
2. takes in too much space.
3. takes up too much space.
4. takes to too much space.

Honesty, as well as hard work,

1. lead to success.
2. leads to success.
3. will leads to success.
4. shall leads to success.

Ice tea is

1. preferable than tea in summers.
2. more preferable than tea in summers.
3. preferable compared to tea in summers.
4. preferable to tea in summers.

Children become happy when they hear

1. few words of encouragement.
2. a few words of encouragement.
3. fewer words of encouragement.
4. the few words of encouragement.

Five hundred rupees

1. are not a small amount.
2. is not a small amount.
3. not a small amount.
4. am not a small amount.

You must

1. cut off your expenditure.
2. cut out your expenditure.
3. cut down your expenditure.
4. cut up your expenditure.

Homer wrote

1. Iliad.
2. an Iliad.
3. a Iliad.
4. the Iliad.

It is one of the fastest

1. cars that has been launched of late.
2. car that have been launched of late.
3. cars that have been launched of late.
4. cars which has been launched of late.

At the construction site,

1. each of the workers were given a blanket.
2. each of the workers was given a blanket.
3. each of the worker were given a blanket.
4. each of the worker was given a blanket.

Harsh lost his purse

1. by carelessness.
2. through carelessness.
3. from carelessness.
4. of carelessness.

Many a

1. player has retired early because of injuries.
2. player have retired early because of injuries.
3. players has retired early because of injuries.
4. players retires early because of injuries.

The news of her death

1. are true.
2. is true.
3. am true.
4. were true.

The burglars

1. broke down the house.
2. broke off the house.
3. broke into the house.
4. broke with the house.

He asked me

1. why I came late,
2. why I came late.
3. why I came late?
4. why I came late-

The house was destroyed

1. with fire.
2. by fire.
3. from fire.
4. after fire.

Indians are superior

1. than South Africans in batting.
2. compared to South Africans in batting.
3. for South Africans in batting.
4. to South Africans in batting.

The grapes of south India are bigger

1. than north India.
2. to north India.
3. than those of north India.
4. compared to north India.

Either he or we

1. are wrong.
2. am wrong.
3. is wrong
4. wrong

I am not one of those people

1. who follow whatever they are told.
2. who follow whatever he is told.
3. who follow whatever she is told.
4. who follow whatever he/she is told.

Either of the two roads

1. lead to the railway station.
2. leading to the railway station.
3. leads to the railway station.
4. will leading to the railway station.

My teacher likes me because

1. I am never late to school.
2. never am I late to school.
3. I never am late to school.
4. I am late to school never.

The 1994 Miss Universe crown was won by

1. gorgeous Sushmita Sen.
2. a gorgeous Sushmita Sen.
3. the gorgeous Sushmita Sen.
4. an gorgeous Sushmita Sen.

Last night, a

1. theft took place in our house.
2. thief took place in our house.
3. thievery took place in our house.
4. stole took place in our house.

Asian countries include

1. India Pakistan Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
2. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.
3. india, pakistan, sri Lanka and bangladesh.
4. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

Father asked me to

1. put off the light.
2. put of the light.
3. put on the light.
4. put out the light.

No sooner had the match started

1. and it started raining.
2. but it started raining.
3. than it started raining.
4. when it started raining.

Neither praise nor criticism

1. affects him.
2. affecting him.
3. effect him.
4. affect him.

Of the two sums, the one on Algebra

1. is difficult.
2. is most difficult.
3. is very difficult.
4. is more difficult.

I met

1. brett lee in delhi
2. Brett Lee in Delhi
3. brett lee in Delhi.
4. Brett Lee in Delhi.

In the seminar hall, I got a chance to sit

1. beside our boss.
2. besides our boss.
3. against our boss.
4. by our boss.

When I returned,

1. the guests already left.
2. the guests had already left.
3. the guests already leave.
4. the guests will already leave.

As it was Diwali,

1. everywhere she lit candles.
2. she everywhere lit candles.
3. she lit candles everywhere.
4. she lit everywhere candles.

Sachin Tendulkar is

1. first batsman to score 17,000 runs in one-day cricket.
2. a first batsman to score 17,000 runs in one-day cricket.
3. an first batsman to score 17,000 runs in one-day cricket.
4. the first batsman to score 17,000 runs in one-day cricket.

The consequences of his mistake

1. is far-reaching.
2. was far-reaching.
3. were far-reaching.
4. am far-reaching.

How far is Agra

1. from Delhi,
2. from Delhi:
3. from Delhi.
4. from Delhi?