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Directions For Questions

A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I came as much quickly as I could.

A
as

B
much

C
quickly

D
None of these

Solution

Before adjectives and adverbs, as is used without much.
Question 2
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I was ______ the bus.

A
waiting to

B
waiting for

C
waiting about

D
waiting

Solution

Explanation: We "wait for a person" or "wait for a thing."
Exception:
The word "await" does not take any preposition.
Question 3
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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You are quite rather a nuisance.

A
quite

B
rather

C
Either quite or rather

D
None of these

Solution

Quite and rather have very similar meanings. Use only one of them in a sentence.
Question 4
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I might can be able to help.

A
might

B
can

C
able

D
None of these

Solution

I might be able to help.
Question 5
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I will never forget meeting you on that afternoon.

A
never

B
on

C
that

D
None of these

Solution

Prepositions are not normally used before expressions beginning with next or last.
Question 6
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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Most of people do not understand philosophy.

A
Most

B
Of

C
Do

D
None of these

Solution

We use most without of before a noun without a determiner.
Question 7
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I don’t care how much expensive that laptop is. I am going to buy it.

A
how

B
much

C
that

D
None of these

Solution

Before adjectives and adverbs how is used without much.
Question 8
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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It is a small house. Besides, it also needs a lot of repairs.

A
also

B
a

C
of

D
None of these

Solution

Besides and also mean the same. Use only one of them in a sentence.
Question 9
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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Although I was not interested in the lecture, but I sat through it.

A
although

B
but

C
Either although or but

D
None of these

Solution

Although and but have very similar meanings. Use only one of them in a sentences.
Question 10
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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We _______ some fresh vegetables.

A
paid for

B
paid to

C
paid

D
paid on

Solution

We "pay for a thing."

Note: that we pay for a thing that we buy.

Exception:

(1) We can pay another person.

(2) We can also pay a bill, an account or a subscription.
Question 11
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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A thief does not ________ the door

A
knock to

B
knock on

C
knock at

D
knock

Solution

knock at

Explanation: We "knock at the door."
Question 12
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Directions For Questions

A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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Do not talk such a nonsense!

A
Do

B
Such

C
A

D
None of these

Solution

Such is used without a before uncountable nouns.
Question 13
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A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I have read all six of novels by Jane Austen.

A
have

B
all

C
of

D
None of these

Solution

Of is omitted before a noun without a determiner.
Question 14
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Directions For Questions

A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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Though he started early but he arrived last.

A
though

B
but

C
Either though or but

D
None of these

Solution

Though and but have very similar meanings. Use only one of them in a sentence.
Question 15
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Directions For Questions

A word or phrase has to be omitted from the following sentences to make them grammatically correct. Identify that word.

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I have been to quite too many countries recently.

A
quite

B
too

C
many

D
None of these

Solution

Quite should be removed. Quite cannot modify too many or too much.

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Question 1

as

much

quickly

None of these

Solution

Question 2

waiting to

waiting for

waiting about

waiting

Solution

Question 3

quite

rather

Either quite or rather

None of these

Solution

Question 4

might

can

able

None of these

Solution

Question 5

never

on

that

None of these

Solution

Question 6

Most

Of

Do

None of these

Solution

Question 7

how

much

that

None of these

Solution

Question 8

also

a

of

None of these

Solution

Question 9

although

but

Either although or but

None of these

Solution

Question 10

paid for

paid to

paid

paid on

Solution

Question 11

knock to

knock on

knock at

knock

Solution

Question 12

Do

Such

A

None of these

Solution