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  • Question 1
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    Fill in the blank with suitable modal.
    One _____ obey one's parents.
    Solution
    Option B is the correct answer because 'must' expresses compulsion or strong obligation, as in this case, obeying parents is an obligation.
    Option A is incorrect because 'can' express ability to do something which does not make sense in this context.
    Option C and D are incorrect because they are used to express probability, which is incorrect in this case, as obeying parents is a priority and not a choice or probability.

  • Question 2
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    Directions For Questions

    [passage-header]In the following paragraph, one word has been omitted in each line. Choose the most appropriate option that serves as the missing word in each line:[/passage-header]
    The neem tree is native to India and _1_ found all over the country. For centuries, it has _2_ known as a highly medicinal plant. Its leaves, flowers _3_ bark oil have been used as home remedies right _4_ ancient times. An excellent toothbrush can _5_ made of the neem twigs. It is also known for its antibiotic properties. A paste of neem leaves can _6_ used in the treatment of chickenpox. Water in which neem leaves _7_ been boiled can be used for washing skin _8_ is inflamed and infected.

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    properties. A paste of neem leaves can _6_ used in the treatment 
    Solution
    A modal is a type of auxiliary verb that is used to express : ability, possibility or obligation. 
    The given sentence needs to fulfill the structure in order to support the modal verb to make general statements about what is possible, i.e. modal verb (can) + be + past participle (used).
    Option B is the correct answer because "be" is the only supporting word that goes with modal verb "can" to express ability in the given sentence. Whereas, option A, C and D do not support the modal verb.
  • Question 3
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    Directions For Questions

    [passage-header]Read the following letter and fill in the blank with a suitable option:[/passage-header]
    It was lovely to get your letter and to hear the good news that you are going trekking with your friends. 
    You __1__ have a break after your exams.
    You ask me what you __2__ take.
    Well, you __3__ fit everything in a backpack so you must be selective.
    You __4__ take at least one sweater.
    because it __5__ get very cold in the mountains.
    You __6__ pack a gas stove.
    because there __7__ be plenty of firewood from dead trees.
    I'm sure you will have a wonderful time but I __8__ give you a word of warning.
    Don't get stuck in the Laki Pass at night. Once you're there you __9__ get down and it's very dangerous at night.
    By the way, you __10__ told me earlier that you were going 
    and I __11__ given you my walking boots!

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    You..........pack a gas stove,
    Solution
    The auxiliary "need", denoting necessity or obligation, can be conjugated with or without 'do'. When conjugated without 'do', it has no -s and -ed forms and is used with an infinitive without 'to' only in negative and interrogative sentences and in sentences that contain semi- negative words like 'scarcely' or ' hardly'.
    •  (A) needn't - suggests that it is not necessary to pack a gas stove.

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    Directions For Questions

    [passage-header]In the following paragraph, one word has been omitted in each line. Choose the most appropriate option that serves as the missing word in each line:[/passage-header]
    The neem tree is native to India and _1_ found all over the country. For centuries, it has _2_ known as a highly medicinal plant. Its leaves, flowers _3_ bark oil have been used as home remedies right _4_ ancient times. An excellent toothbrush can _5_ made of the neem twigs. It is also known for its antibiotic properties. A paste of neem leaves can _6_ used in the treatment of chickenpox. Water in which neem leaves _7_ been boiled can be used for washing skin _8_ is inflamed and infected.

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    The neem tree is native to India and _1_ found all over the country. 
    Solution
    The given incomplete sentence in this passage needs an auxiliary "be" verb in the formation of passive present sentence. Therefore, Option B the correct answer. Whereas, option A contains past form of verb, option C contains plural verb which does not go with singular subject and option D contains past form of plural verb. Therefore, option B, having a present form of singular verb, completes the given sentence appropriately.

  • Question 5
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    Directions For Questions

    [passage-header]In the following paragraph, one word has been omitted in each line. Choose the most appropriate option that serves as the missing word in each line:[/passage-header]
    The neem tree is native to India and _1_ found all over the country. For centuries, it has _2_ known as a highly medicinal plant. Its leaves, flowers _3_ bark oil have been used as home remedies right _4_ ancient times. An excellent toothbrush can _5_ made of the neem twigs. It is also known for its antibiotic properties. A paste of neem leaves can _6_ used in the treatment of chickenpox. Water in which neem leaves _7_ been boiled can be used for washing skin _8_ is inflamed and infected.

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    over the country. For centuries it has _2_ known as a highly
    Solution
    When we use modal verbs to talk about the past, they are followed by a perfect infinitive, i.e. Have/Has + past participle.
    The given sentence needs perfect infinitive to complete.
    Option C is correct because been is the past participle form of verb, whereas option A, B and D do not contain past participle form of verb.

  • Question 6
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     In the following sentence supply a verb in agreement with its subject.

    That night everyone at the party _____ ill.
    Solution
    The sentence mentions that the event or incident happened 'that night' which means it is in the past. So, we can eliminate options B) and C). This leaves the options A) and D). For the word 'everyone', we need to use a singular verb form. Therefore, the correct answer is option D) was.
  • Question 7
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    In the following sentence supply a verb in agreement with its subject.

    The ebb and flow of the tides ______ explained by Newton. [Advanced]
    Solution
    'Ebb and flow' is a compound subject with the coordinating conjunction 'and.' Compound subjects joined by 'and' are usually treated as plural and need plural verbs. However, in this sentence, 'ebb and flow' is considered as a single unit or entity, hence it is treated as a singular subject and requires a singular verb. So, the correct option is A) was.
    Options C and D do not result in grammatically correct sentences.
  • Question 8
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    Directions For Questions

    Choose the best answer from (A), (B), (C) or (D), to complete sentence.

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    Our teacher says we ____ take more than ten minutes for our break as we still have to complete the test.
  • Question 9
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    In the following sentence, fill in the blank with a verb in agreement with its subject.

    The cost of all these articles _______ risen. [Advanced]
    Solution
    Has is used with a third singular person ("he", "she", "it", or a noun) i.e. when the subject is singular but it is neither the person who is writing/speaking ("I") or the person who's reading/listening ("you").
    Have is used for the third person plural. Example: They have a car.
    Are is used when there are two or more things/names that are connected by 'and'.  Has been is incorrect because the word following the blank is 'risen', and 'been risen' is incorrect grammatically.
    So, the correct answer is option B) has.
  • Question 10
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    In the following sentence supply a verb in agreement with its subject.

    One or the other of those fellows _____ stolen the watch.
    Solution
    'Stolen' indicates that the activity occurred in the past. So, options C) and D) can be eliminated. The phrase 'one or the other' can be considered to be singular so the correct answer is option A) has.
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