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1. I don‟t know (a)/ about you but (b)/I think he will not pass (c)/the examination
(d)/No error (e)

2. I was in a precarious situation (a) / which compelled to leave (b) / the city as (c) /
soon as possible (d) / No error (e).

3. Initially my father (a)/ was not ready but (b)/ at last he allowed to tie (c)/ the knot
with my girl friend (d)/ No error (e).

4. I requested to give (a) / five lac rupees, but he turned (b) / a deaf ear to me (c) / and
went away without saying anything (d) / No error (e).

5. As he is in the habit of giving (a) / unsolicited advice, (b) / he came out of his cabin
(c) /advised to live life taking things grantee for it (d) /No error (e).

6. He was not working well, (a)/ so finally his boss ordered to fire him (b)/ a week ago,
(c)/ but I could not (d) / No error (e).

7. You need not to (a) / take so much pain, (b)/ because I am competent enough to (c)
/ manage things on my own (d) / No error (e).

8. She needn‟t to go to market (a)/ to bring sugar, as (b)/ it is Sunday and all (c)/ the
shops are closed (d)/ No error (e).

9. They need not to ask (a) / for money now, (b) / as these days dad (c) / is down on
the dumps (d)/ No error (e).

10. She dare not to go (a) / out in a dark night, (b) / because she is a very (c) / timid
kind of creature (d)/No error (e).

11. You dare not to talk (a) / to me like this or else (b) /I will suspend you for this (c) /
rude behaviour of yours (d) / No error (e).

12. He bade me not to go (a) / there, but I (b) / went there in spite of that (c) / and I
met with an accident as a result of that (d) / No error (e).

13. I have made all the (a) / students to learn how to (b) / find grammatical errors in (c)
/ a sentence in no time (d) / No error (e).

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14. I want to know who all have (a) / made her to cry, (b) / in spite of the fact that (c) /
crying can harm her eyes (d) / No error (e).

15. When I was in Mumbai (a) / and struggling to get a break, (b) / no one helped me (c)
/materialize my dream (d) / No error (e).

16. All the students were (a) / made speak English during (b) / their final presentation
on (c) / “Why are we poor?” (d)/No error (e).

17. Sooner or later I (a) / will have you to believe (b) / that none can (c) / love your
more than I (d) / No error (e).

18. Some day I will have (a) / her to be a great (b) / scientist, as she is (c) / completely
competent (d) /No error (e).

STEP-2

EXTRA PRACTICE
1. He took a sharp knife (a)/ and torn the covering (b)/ made of cardboard (c)/ but
could not open the packet. (d)/ No error (e)

2. The next meeting can be (a)/ bold next week as (b)/ we bad the first meeting (c)/
over a month ago. (d)/ No error (e)

3. He was convinced (a)/ that he (b)/ loss the account (c)/ because of bad luck. (d)/ No
error (e)

4. Distrust seems (a)/ to be a factor (b)/ borne out of (c)/ prevailing circumstances.
(d)/ Na error (e)

5. There was very heavy rain (a)/ last night, and the rivers have (b)/ overflown their
banks, causing severe (c)/ hardship to the people living by them (d)/ No error (e)

6. No country can long endure (a)/ if its foundations (b)/ were not laid deep (c)/ in the
material prosperity (d)/ No error (e)

7. Everyone was reading quietly (a)/ when suddenly the door (b)/ burst open and a
(c)/ complete stranger rushed in (d)/ No error (e)

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8. There will be several (a)/ new visa application centres opened (b)/ in metros across
the country (c)/ to easy the pressure on embassies. (d)/ No error (e)

9. The trust has succeeded (a)/ admirably in rising (b)/ money for (c)/ its future
programmes (d)/ No error (e)

10. The river (a)/ has over flown (b)/ its banks. (c)/ No error (d)

11. The new taxation rates (a)/ announced by the government (b)/ are bound to effect
the export sector. (c)/ No error (d)

12. The signpost at the gate (a)/ of the garden read (b)/ "Trespassers will be persecuted"
(c)/ No error (d)

13. The timid creature was driven (a)/ into an arrow lane (b)/ where it was slewed by
the kidnapper. (c)/ No error (d)

14. The girls watched intently (a)/ as the model applied her make-up (b)/ with a
practiced hand. (c)/ No error (d).

15. After my son had searched (a)/ for an hour (b)/ he realized that his pen had been
laying on the table. (c)/ No error (d)

16. With only a week (a)/ to go for the election (b)/ things are really hotting up. (c)/ No
error (d)

17. It cannot be forecasted (a)/ bow society will emerge (b)/ a generation hence (c)/ No
error (d)

18. The eminent speaker‟s speech (a)/ was broadcasted over(b)/ all the major radio
stations. (c)/ No error (d)

19. Can I lend (a)/ your pencil (b)/ for a minute, please? (c)/ No error (d)

20. He thought of a cruel (a)/ plan to taste (b)/ his skill (c)/ in archery. (d)/ All correct
(e)

21. The manager called the clerk and said whether (a)/ he was in the habit of (b)/
sleeping at home as well (c)/ No error (d)

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22. After joining the Hong Kong based (a)/ bank in 1990, he has (b)/ head various
departments (c)/ including corporate and investment banking. (d)/ No error (e)

23. The tennis player easy through (a)/ the opening set before her opponent (b)/ and
rallied to take the final two sets (e)/ for the biggest victory of her young career (d)/
No error (e)

24. You may not know it (a)/ but this engine is (b)/ claimed to have twice (c)/ as
powerful as the previous one. (d)/ No error (e)

25. The bank employees (a)/ have always very (b)/ punctual (c)/ and honest. (d)/ No
error (e)

26. I was being astonished (a)/ when I heard that (b)/ he had left the country (c)/
without informing anyone of us (d)/ No error (e)

27. Honesty always has and (a) /will always be (b)/ a great virtue (c) / No error (d)

28. I have had to (a)/ work at the fountain for almost (b)/ ten hours before it could start
(c)/ functioning well. (d)/ No error (e)

29. This time election (a)/ did not bad (b)/ heat and dust usually (c)/ associated with it.
(d)/ No error (e)

30. I saw the accident (a)/ but fortunately, I did not have to (b)/ give evidence as there
were (c)/ a large number of other witnesses. (d)/ No error (e)

31. Generally, people have not receptive (a)/ and fail to notice the (b)/ irrelevant
answers they (c)/ get for straight questions. (d)/ No error (e)

32. Hearing the tone of (a)/ my colleague's voice I (b)/ realised that be was (c)/
upsetting about something. (d)/ No error (e)

33. If you are great ideas but not very good at getting into (a)/ the nitty-gritty (b)/ of
things and implementing them, then you work in a team (c)/ that has some one
who can implement. No error (d)

34. Along with teaching knowledge and skills,(A)/ the mandate of the school system(B)/
are to identify students‟ abilities and potential.(C)/ No error (D)

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35. She endured her husband‟s drinking problem(A)/ for over twenty years before(B)/ she
finally get a divorce.(C)/ No error (D)
36. Whenever you are meeting(A)/ me you ask a(B)/ trivial question and try to deviate
me.(C)/ No error (D)
37. All the dictionaries which have(A)/ been placed on that table by the(B)/ window
needs re-binding.(C)/ No error. (D)
38. The percentage of good(A)/ leaders are not(B very high in the state. (C)/ No error. (D)
39. There was plenty of(A)/ opportunities for we qualified(B)/ students of the
institute.(C)/ No error (D)
40. My mother suggest that(A)/ I should have done some charity(B)/ instead of going on
a world tour.(C)/ No error (D)
41. I had already decided(A)/ not to go(B)/ before he ask me. (C)/ No error (D)
42. What would you do(A)/ if you had been(B)/ in her place?(C)/ No error (D)
43. He is believed(A)/ to work in films(B)/ when he was in Mumbai.(C)/ No error (D)
44. Our new neighbours(A) / had been living in Arizona(B) / since ten years before
moving to then-present house.(C) / No error (D)
45. The train had left(A)/ when he had reached(B)/ the station.(C)/ No error (D)
46. He has read four plays(A) / written by Shakespeare (B) / by the end of his
vacation.(C) / No error (D)
47. I have met him today(A)/ though he had come yesterday and stayed in an(B)/
expensive hotel of the town.(C) / No error (D)
48. These days the radio is not popular because(A) / most of the people(B) / are hearing
the news on televisions.(C) / No error (D)
49. Every child on this earth(A)/ are entitled to good education(B)/ and good upbringing.
(C)/ No error (D)
50. The mistake shown in the first edition(A)/ of the book have originated(B)/ in a
curious optical illusion.(C)/ No error (D)
51. No sooner did the watchman raise(A) / an alarm, than(B) / the thieves run away.(C) /
No error (D)
52. Did I not informed(A) / you about the details of our visit to(B) / different work
stations.(C) / No error (D)

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53. By the time we reached the railway station(A) / the train had been arrived(B) / and
the passengers had alighted. (C) / No error (D)
54. I am working(A) / in this organisation without any break(B) / for the last thirty
years.(C) / No error (D)
55. The Prime minister of the nation(A)/ had went on a world tour but(B)/ he has come
back now.(C)/ No error (D)
56. The planning committee has send(A)/ the proposal to the higher authorities(B)/ for
their expert view.(C)/ No error (D)
57. I am preparing breakfast(A)/ for the family in the morning(B)/ before going to
office.(C)/ No error (D)
58. Please hurry up otherwise(A)/ the concert will have began(B)/ by the time you
arrive.(C)/ No error (D)

EXPLANATION
1. (b) torn (V3) tore (V2)

2. (b) hold held

3. (c) loss noun) lost (lose V2)

4. (c) borne ( ) born

5. (c) over flown overflowed

6. (c) laid (lay V3) lain (lie V3)

7. (e) No error

8. (d) easy (adjective) ease(verb)

9. (b) rising raising - raise money

10. (b) overflown overflowed

11. (c) effect (noun) affect (verb) – to V1.

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12. (c) persecuted ( prosecuted (

13. (c) slewed slain

14. (c) practiced practiced

15. (c) laying lying

16. (d) hot verb

17. (a) forecasted forecast

18. (b) broadcasted broadcast

19. (a) lend borrow

20. (b) taste test

21. (a) said asked

22. (c) head headed verb

23. (a) easy(adj.) eased (V2)

24. (c) have be – be powerful

25. (b) have are – are punctual (adj)

26. (a) being astonished adjective

27. (a) has is has always been

28. (a) have had past before

29. (d) had have

30. (e) PV had negative did not have

31. (a) have are receptive adjective

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32. (d) upsetting upset

33. (a) are have – have ideas

34. (c) are is

35. (c) get got

36. (a)are meeting meet

37. (c) needs need

38. (b) are is

39. (a) was were

40. (a) suggest suggested

41. (c) ask asked

42. (a) would you do would you have done

43. (b) to work to have worked

44. (c) since for

45. (b) had reached reached

46. (a) has read will have compiled

47. (a) have met met

48. (c) are hearing hear

49. (b) are is

50. (b) have has

51. (c) run ran

52. (a) informed inform

53. (b) had been arrived had arrived

54. (a) am working have been working

55. (b) went gone

56. (a) send sent

57. (a) am preparing prepare

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58. (b) began begun

HOMEWORK
1. Once, we were dwelt / (A) by the seaside /(B) but now we have /(C) settle ourselves in
Mumbai /(D) No error (E).
2. Prachi might have (A)/ did this (B)/with some selfish (C)/ thought in mind. (D)/ No
error (E).
3. Despite the alarming reports(A)/of earth tremors nearby (B)/ the workers lied the (C)/
foundation of the building. (D)/ No error (E).
4. After twenty hours, (A) / we discovered to open (A)/ the safe, but it was (C) / too late
by then, as the police had come (D) / No error (E).
5. The ship which was (A) /‟ on the way to Dubai is (B) / reported to sink (C) / deep into
the mid-sea (D)/No error (E).
6. All the students were (A) / made speak English during (B) / their final presentation
on (C) / “Why are we poor?” (D)/No error (E).
7. The reporter (A)/was unable (B)/ to illicit information from the police (C)/ No error (D)
8. The capital of Yemen (A)/ is situating (B)/ 2190 metres above the sea level. (C)/ No
error (D)
9. No sooner did (A)/ the ship touched the shore (B)/ than a friend of mine (C)/ leaped
into the water (D) / No error (E).
10. Since they were / (A) not aware /(B) of the consequences, they might has asked you
to /(C) transgress this social decorum /(D) No error (E).
11. She has made (A) / several attempts for being (B) / the number one team of the (C) /
world, but failed in achieving it (D) / No error (E).
12. He does nothing but (A) / to laugh at his school (B) / mates without any (C) / rhyme
and reasons (D)/No error (E).
13. All the people present (A) / there to welcome the chief (B) / guest got together to hear
(C) / him to speak on corruption and scams (D) / No error (E).
14. Without taking proper care, / (A) the doctors could not have been saved /(B) this
patient, who received /(C) a bullet injury in the chest /(D) No error (E).
15. He was not working well, (A) / so finally his boss ordered to fire him (B) / a week ago,
(C)/ but I could not (D) / No error (E).

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16. The committee has made (A)/ significant changes in (B)/ the rules which (C)/ will
helped the banks. (D)/ No Error (E).
17. Being a rainy day / (A) Vijay decided to stay /(B) at home and work /(C) further on
the problem /(D) No error (E).
18. To be a good leader (A)/ one should have (B)/ the courage to take decisions (C)/ and
been honest. (D)/ No error (E).
19. Three years has passed (A) / but I still remember (B) to meet her in the train (C) /
along with her family (D)/‟No error (E).
20. Having been failed in the examination, (A) / he decided to (B) / leave hearth and
home, which resulted (C) / into frustration and disappointment (D) No error (E).
21. Neither the size nor the colour (A)/ of the clothes which (B)/I purchased for him (C)/
yesterday were right.(D)/ No error (E).
22. You can (A) / learnt swimming (B) / if you have (C) / a little patience (D)/No error.
(E).
23. The workers fell / (A) no fewer than two hundred trees /(B) within six hours and
thereby /(C) showed their efficiency /(D) No error (E).
24. All the parties (A)/ whose Presidents were asked to resign (B)/ were involve in (C)/
anti-national activities. (D)/ No error (E).
25. No one was ready (A) / to help me to do it, (B) / but one of my college (C) / friends
assisted me to do it (D) / No error (E).
26. If he does not completes (A)/ this assignment no (B)/ other assignment will (C)/ be
given to him. (D)/No error (E).
27. Shall you like / (A) to accompany us /(B) in the picnic which /(C) we are going to
arrange today /(D) No error (E).
28. The third season of (A)/ the popular television show will ends (B)/on a grand note
with (C)/ celebrities dancing and having fun. (D)/ No error (E).
29. You must / (A) not held in high esteem /(B) those who are /(C) dangers to our society
/(D) No error (E).
30. As the salary (A)/ did not match (B)/ his expectations, he did not (C)/ accepted the
job. (D)/ No error (E).
31. Many friends of mine (A) / have helped me establishing this (B) / business and I (C) /
am very grateful to them (D) / No error (E).
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32. My mother has gone for seeing (A) / my maternal uncle (B) / and she will be back (C)
/ within a week (D) / No error (E).
33. He seated in this examination / (A) thrice but he always failed /(B) because he never
/(C) took it seriously /(D) No error (E).
34. The data shows that (A)/ the unemployment rate has (B) raised to 6.1 percent (C)/
the highest in five years. (D)/ No error (E).
35. It is very dangerous (A) / to go out this time, (B) / so you had better to stay (C) / here
with me for some time (D)/No error(E).
36. Having tired, (A) / he went to take a rest (B) / under a dense tree which (C) / was on
the bank of a river (D) / No error (E).
37. No sooner did he (A)/ got up from bed (B) than he was sent (C)/ to the dairy. (D)/ No
error (E).
38. If you apologise for having / (A) fail in keeping your promises, /(B) your friends will
forgive /(C) you or for sure /(D) No error (E).
39. I don‟t know (A) / about you but (B) /I think he will not pass (C)/ the examination (D)
/ No error(E).
40. The reason why I am (A) / very good at English is (B) / that I have always (C) /
enjoyed to learn English (D) / No error (E).
41. The truck was (A)/ heavily loaded with (B)/ sacks of grain when (C) it collapsed into
the valley.(D)/No error (E).
42. The children were (A)/ playing with a ball (B)/ and run around when (C)/ the
accident occured. (D)/ No error (E).
43. She refused to say such (A) / things to his father but (B) / I myself heard her saying
(C) such things (D) / No error (E).
44. You haven‟t yet decided (A) / whether studying arts (B) / or sciences and only two (C)
/ days are left for the closing of the admission (D) / No error (E).
45. On 26th of January, (A) /I intended to (B) / have gone to Delhi (C) / University to
collect my third year admission form (D) / No error (E).
46. During the course of investigation / (A) the police learnt that not only /(B) the house
was looted but /(C) also the things taken away /(D) No error (E).
47. The administration has conclusive (A)/that it is retailers who are (B)/ responsible for
upsetting (C)/ the city‟s household budget. (D)/ No error (E).
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48. How is that Possible (A)/ you did not told (B)/ us even about (C)/ your address and
phone number ? (C)/ No error (E).
49. The audience still flock / (A) to his concerts to hear him to sing /(B) as they perceive
a sense of purity and piquancy in his music that is hard /(C) to come by today /(D)
No error (E).
50. He does nothing but to (A) / take care of his old (B) / parents who can meet (C) /
their maker any time now (D) / No error (E).
51. If you work hard (A) / with all care and caution, (B) / you will have every chance (C) /
to pass the examination with flying colours (D) / No error (E).
52. Sunil would had (A)/ got this offer(B)/ if he had (C)/attended the interview. (D)/ No
error (E).
53. Having examined all the papers (A)/ the committee think that (B)/ you have been
guilty (C)/ of disloyalty without any doubt.(D)/ No error (E).
54. During the interrogation, (A) / it has been learnt that (B) / not only the house was
ransacked (C) / but also several pieces of jewellery stolen (D) / No error (E).
55. As he is in the habit of giving (A) / unsolicited advice, (B) / he came out of his cabin
(C) / advised not to live life taking things grantee for it (D) /No error (E).
56. Someday I will have (A) / her to be a great (B) / scientist, as she is (C) / completely
competent (D) /No error (E).
57. I know I will be / (A) compelled to leave this house /(B) this week, which will be /(C)
very disadvantageous for me /(D) No error (E).
58. It seemed to him (A) / that the manager of the (B) / bank looking at him (C) / in a
rather suspicious manner. (D) / No error (E).
59. I can hear (A)/the conversation inside (B)/ but nobody is coming (C)/to opening the
door. (D)/ No error (E).
60. The eminent journalist / (A) expressed his helplessness in making /(B) the seminar to
be held /(C) in the university premises /(D) No error (E).
61. It is our incompetent (A) / politicians and their ineffective (B) / strategy that is letting
(C) / the terrorist to put the country on fire (D) / No error (E).
62. I wondered (A) / whether writing or phoning to (B) / her regarding the (C) / status
quo of India (D) /No error (E).

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63. You dare not to talk (A) / to me like this or else (B) /I will suspend you for this (C) /
rude behaviour of yours (D) / No error (E).
64. It being a stormy night, / (A) you must thought of postponing /(B) all your
programmes /(C) till tomorrow morning /(D) No error (E).
65. A ring can (A)/ be comprise (B)/ of either gold (C)/ or silver. (D)/ No error (E).
66. One should never (A) / take pride to do such a heinous (B) thing like this gruesome
(C) / and cold blooded murder (D) / No error (E).
67. Since he was not (A)/well yesterday, he (B)/ could not be able to (C)/ attend the
office.(D)/ No error (E).
68. We have keep (A)/ our promise and (B)/ you can expect (C)/ a lot from us in future.
(D)/ No error (E).
69. Anyone that practises to spot common (A) / errors regularly (B)/can definitely pass
any (C)/ competitive examination (D) /No error (E).
70. She was requested to kindly sit (A) / quietly in the class (B) / room or she (C) / would
be expelled out from it (D) / No error (E).
71. I am really / (A) very sorry to learn /(B) that a reasonable man like you /(C) has lain
to me /(D) No error (E).
72. These poisonous gases (A)/ will effect (B)/ our health: (C)/ No error (D).
73. I was very much (A) / keen to go to watch the movie (B) / but my mother (C) / did not
let me to go (D)/No error (E).
74. I do not (A) / know to drive a car, (B) / so I have to learn how to drive (C) / a car
before I buy a car (D) /No error (E).
75. I request you to kindly (A) / give me two million rupees (B) / for two months as soon
as (C) / possible (D)/No error (E).
76. When Nandini decided to (A)/ leave for the office (B)/ it had became very (C)/ dark
because of thick clouds.(D)/ No error (E).
77. having had reached / (A) the station, you /(B) may buy your ticket and wait for /(C)
the train for New Delhi /(D) No error (E).
78. Initially my father (A) / was not ready but (B) / at last he allowed me to tie (C) / the
knot with my girl friend. (D) / No error (E).

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79. School offers many opportunities of meeting / (A) helpful people, reading useful
books /(B) and obtain information about /(C) a variety of public careers /(D) No error
(E).
80. After so many (A) / years of incessant (B) / struggle and strife, (C) / she has finally
succeeded to win this case (D) / No error (E).
81. The doctor advised Mr. Murugan that, (A)/ because of his severe cramps, (B)/ he
should lay in the bed for a few days. (C)/ No Error (D)
82. Mahatma Gandhi is believed (A) / to do so many (B) / things which (C) / helped India
to be independent (D) / No error (E).
83. As you finish to do your homework, (A) / do let me know, (B) / because I have some
(C) / urgent work with you (D) / No error (E).
84. I hope the country‟s condition / (A) may go from bad to worse /(B) unless all
necessary steps /(C) are taken to suppress terrorism /(D) No error (E).
85. I remember my childhood days (A)/ when I used to go (B)/ to the farm with my father
(C)/ and help him in his work.(D)/ No error (E).
86. She was so excitement (A)/ that she would (B)/ barely eat (C)/ a spoonful of rice. (D)/
No error (E).
87. I heard to my surprise (A)/ that the present I send (B)/ to him was not (C)/ to his
taste. (D)/ No error (E).
88. Had they not help (A)/ him with money (B)/ he would not have (C)/ attained this
position? (D)/ No error (E).
89. She had offered (A)/a temporary assignment but (B)/she turned it down saying that
(C)/ she would accepted only a permanent one. (D)/ No error (E).
90. I am already (A) / sick and tired of your obstinacy (B) / and tenacity, so you must (C)
/ go away and not persist to stay here (D) / No error (E).
91. The problems that our / (A) country has and will face /(B) are the outcome of the
selfishness /(C) of our so called saviours. /(D) No error (E).
92. The criminal / (A) will certainly be hung /(B) because the charges brought upon /(C)
him are very serious. /(D) No error (E).
93. Owing to his / (A) ill health, he will /(B) not be able to give this examination, which
means /(C) he will have to lose one year /(D) No error (E).

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94. Not only will she go / (A) to the pictures but she will /(B) also meet some of her
common /(C) friends in the evening /(D) No error (E).
95. When I came back to India (A) /I found people toil and (B) / moil for bread and (C) /
butter as usual (D) / No error (E).
96. My mother always advises (A) / me to carefully cross the (B) / road when I go to (C) /
school in the morning (D) / No error (E).
97. He thinks that he (A)/ knows his subject well (B)/and can taught (C)/ this to others
also. (D)/ No error (E).
98. The author mentioned that (A)/ there were many people (B)/ who are deprived of (C)/
the minimum basic facilities. (D)/ No error(E).
99. On no account will (A) /I like your staying awake (B) / so late into the night (C) / for
studies and all (D)/No error (E).
100. Being a raining day, (A) / Vijay decided to stay (B) / at home and work (C) /
further on the problem (D)/No error (E).
101. Walking in the field / (A) late at night, a snake bit me /(B) and that was the reason
/(C) why I was in a hurry. /(D) No error (E).
102. People resort to (A)/ malpractices because (B)/they do not have faithful (C)/ in
their own abilities. (D)/ No error (E).
103. He has never (A)/ allowed and will (B)/ never allow such practices (C)/ in this
office.(D)/ No error (E).
104. The author mentioned that (A)/ there were many people (B)/ who are deprived of
(C)/ the minimum basic facilities. (D)/ No error (E).
105. Going towards her guests (A) / to give them a few loaves (B) / of bread, (C) / a cat
crossed her way (D) /No error (E).
106. The radio broadcasted / (A) last night that /(B) the temperature in Kashmir /(C)
would go below–10ºC. /(D) No error (E).
107. Every one of us is required (A) / to at least learn 20 (B) / words per day to breeze
(C) / through any competitive examination (D) / No error (E).
108. You need not to (A)/ take so much pain, (B) / because I am competent enough to
(C) / manage things on my own (D) / No error (E).
109. All these documents (A) / have been destroyed (B) / in the fire (C)/ which occurred
last month. (D) / No error (E).
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110. Since time immemorial (A)/, India‟s spiritual (B)/ wisdom has being (C)/ its
strength. (D)/No error (E).
111. This machine (A) / is to measure (B) / the height and apart from this, (C) / it can
perform any other tasks as well (D) / No error (E).
112. Why to talk to him if (A) / he is not ready (B) / to act on the advice (C) / you have
given to him (D) /No error (E).
113. He made me not to go (A) / there, but I (B) / went there in spite of that (C) / and I
met with an accident as a result of that (D) / No error (E).
114. We would also like to help you /(A) if you intend to execute /(B)such lofty plans
for the welfare /(C) of the society /(D) No error (E).
115. The boy was trembling / (A) with anger when she drowned /(B) all his books /(C)
and articles /(D) No error (E).
116. A group of youngsters (A)/has lend financial assistance (B)/to the flood-affected (C)
/ people of the villages. (D) No error(E).
117. Rakesh will lives (A)/ with Raman until he (B)/ finds a separate (C)/house for
himself. (D)/ No error (E).
118. Going towards them / (A) with some cups of /(B) tea in the tray somebody knocked
/(C) at the door /(D) No error (E).
119. He is very / (A) drunk, so /(B) he cannot tell /(C)you even his name /(D) No error
(E).
120. Please never insist to do (A)/ a thing like (B)/ this or I will have (C)/ to leave the
job (D)/ No error (E).
121. The fact that he (A)/ can not be able to sing (B)/ is known only(C)/ to very few
people.(D)/ No error (E).
122. Given the current (A)/ market conditions has (B)/ better for us to invest (C)/ in the
infrastructure sector. (D)/ No error (E).
123. She refused to fall in (A)/ love with me before (B)/‟ her father, but it (C)/ was not
the reality at all (D)/No error (E).
124. It is raining cats (A)/ and dogs and you (B) / had better to take (C) / an umbrella
or wear a raincoat (D)/ No error (E).
125. Most of the rivers /(A) in Bihar have overflown /(B) their banks and plunged /(C) a
large number of villages /(D) No error (E).
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126. The unreasonable behaviour /(A) of his daughter /(B) was thoroughly /(C) upset
mr. Gupta /(D) No error (E).
127. His assistants have (A)/ and are still doing (B)/ excellent work for the organisation.
(C)/ No error (D)
128. He has taken care to (A)/ compliance with the norms (B)/ so he expects the
proposal (C)/ to be approved without delay (D)/. No error (E).
129. After the three day‟s rigorous (A)/ interrogation, the thief has (B) / admitted to
commit (C) crime in Delhi (D) /‟ No error (E).
130. She needn‟t to go to market (A) / to bring sugar, as (B) / it is Sunday and all (C) /
the shops are closed (D) / No error (E).
131. My mother (A)/ hanged (B)/ my clothes. (C)/ No error (D)
132. Such programmes will lead to (A)/ an exchange of ideas and (B)/will create a better
understanding (C)/ between the two countries. (D)/ No Error (E).
133. We must try (A)/ to reach office early (B)/because all our subordinates (C)/ must
waiting for us there. (D)/ No error (E).
134. He feels that (A)/I cannot imagine (B)/ what a space station (C)/ would be looked
like. (D)/ No error (E).
135. She is the finest singer (A)/I have ever seen in my life (B)/ and you also must have
heard her (C)/ to sing on television (D)/ No error (E).
136. The whole mankind seems (A) / to go wayward (B) / which has resulted (E)/ in the
disappearance of humanity from the earth (D)/No error (E).
137. We were still talking (A)/ about what we should do (B)/ when we heard (C)/ the
children shouting (D)/ No error (E).
138. We advised him (A)/ to marry his daughter (B)/ because she had /(C)/ come to
marriageable age (D)/ No error (E).
139. The campaign launched (A)/ by the group of citizens (B)/was admirable most (C)/
by all the guests .(D)/ No error (E).
140. Neither of the plans (A)/suited him and therefore (B)/he decided not to (C)/ go out
yesterday. (D)/ No error (E).
141. The book is written (A)/ in a simple and (B)/ lucid manner with a (C)/ number of
well-drawned illustrations. (D)/ No error (E).

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142. Our leaders should (A)/ not let the criminal (B)/ activities to grow (C)/ in our
country (D)/ No error (E).
143. When she entered (A)/ the room, she found the (B)/ child sleeping peacefully and
(C)/ the move slowly. (D)/ No error (E).
144. He, in addition to make money (A)/ also does many (B)/ things for (C)/ the welfare
of society (D)/No error (E).
145. Why to play alone (A)/ when we have a number (B)/ of friends who can (C)/ take
part in this game (D)/No error (E).
146. Haven‟t you notice (A)/ that for the past one month (B)/ he hasn‟t been here (C)/
at his regular place? (D)/ No error (E).
147. I asked the architect (A)/ what colour (B)/ he would painting the walls with. (C)/
No error (D)
148. Since she was not (A)/ well yesterday, she (B)/ could not be able to (C)/ attend the
office. (D)/ No error (E).
149. Sooner or later I (A)/ will have you to believe (B)/ that none can (C)/ love you more
than I (D)/ No error (E).
150. I want to know who all have (A)/ made her to cry, (B)/ in spite of the fact that (C)/
crying can harm her eyes (D)/ No error (E).
151. She dare not to go (A) / out in a dark night, (B) / because she is a very (C) / timid
kind of creature (D)/No error (E).
152. Why not to go to a (A) / dentist, if all (B) / your teeth are (C) / decaying rapidly (D)
/ No error (E).
153. The Indian team cannot win the series (A)/ and even pulling off a draw could (B)/
be a tough proposition with (C)/ its lead bowlers not playing. (D)/ No error (E).
154. This book may not be reproduce (A) / in whole or in part in any form (B) / without
the written permission (C) / of the publishers. (D) No error (E).
155. When I told him to beg, (A) / he said that (B) / he would rather (C) / die than to
beg (D) / No error (C).
156. He does nothing (A) / but to watch a movie (B) all the time sitting at home (C) /-
with her mother and sisters (D) / No error (E).
157. Palm oil is very beneficial (A)/ and is use to (B)/make products ranging (C)/ from
soap to biodiesel. (D)/ No error (E).
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158. My teacher has (A) / taught me to speak English (B) / and French in a very (C) /
short span of time (D)/No error (E).

159. Having failed to get (A)/ good marks in (B)/ her first attempt (C)/ she did never
tried again. (D)/ No error (E).
160. In a group you (A)/ may found one or two (B)/ people who tend (C)/ to be
extremely vocal. (D)/ No error (E).
161. Shreya was heard to sing a (A) / mellifluous song so many (B) / times on
Television and was (C) / awarded many prizes (D) / No error (E).
162. The value of the dollar (A) / declines as the rate (B) / of inflation raises. (C) / No
error (D)
163. You had better left the (A) / meeting and come (B) / to see me (C)/as soon as
possible (D)/No error (E).
164. Take everything into consideration, (A) /I decided to give (B) / him a flat to live (C)
/ in and some money to start a business with (D) / No error (E).
165. Being a hot day, (A) /I do not like to go out of (B) / the room and play cricket (C) /
with my friends in the field (D) / No error (E).
166. We shall (A)/go out (B)/ if it does not rains. (C)/No error (D)
167. Since the trip home (A)/ was expensive I (B)/ did not went home (C)/ during the
holidays. (D)/ No Error (E).
168. Having depressed, (A) / she decided to shut (B) / down her company and leave (C)
/ India as soon as possible (D) / No error (E).
169. I am used to play (A) / cricket all day long, (B) / so just stay with me (C) / as long
as you can (D) / No error (E).
170. I want nothing (A) / but to love as (B) / long as I am (C) / above ground (D) / No
error (E).
171. I requested to give (A) / five lac rupees, but he turned (B) / a deaf ear to me (C) /
and went away without saying anything (D) / No error (E).
172. She stole something / (A) from my room and hid it /(B) in her recently got sari, so I
can‟t tell you anything about /(C) the stolen thing unless or until I check the room
/(D) No error (E).

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173. Your application will (A)/ not be entertained (B)/ until you submit all (C)/ the
certificates in original. (D)/ No error (E).
174. Nobody else (A)/ should held responsible (B)/ for this accident (C)/ and the loss.
(D)/ No error (E).
175. It is reliably learnt (A)/ that he will be the (B)/ next President of (C)/ our
professional association,(D)/ No error (E).
176. Generally people have not receptive (A)/ and fail to notice the (B)/ irrelevant
answers they (C)/ got for straight questions. (D)/ No error (E).
177. It is advisable to stay at (A) / home than to go (B) / out and play cricket (C) / on
such a sunny and hot day (D)/ No error (E).
178. A school offers many (A) / opportunities of meeting (B) / helpful people, (C) /
reading useful books and obtain information about a variety of public careers (D) /
No error (E).
179. We all are looking (A) forward to having much rain(B)/ this season, as there (C)
was a famine last year (D) /No error (E).
180. It is better to stay at home / (A) than to walk in the street /(B) when there erupts
/(C) a communal roit in the town /(D) No error (E).
181. Do you feel that (A)/ yesterday Rina did not sung (B)/ the poem properly (C)/ in
the classroom ? (D)/ No error (E).
182. The news caster (A) / has broadcasted an untrue (B) / piece of news which (C) /
has caused political agitation all over India (D) / No error (E).
183. It is sure that (A) / if you apologize for having failed (B) / in keeping your
promises, (C) / your better half will forgive you (D) / No error (E).
184. I was in a precarious situation (A) / which compelled to leave (B) / the city as (C) /
soon as possible (D) / No error (E).
185. They need not to ask (A) / for money now, (B) / as these days dad (C) / is down on
the dumps (D) / No error (E).
186. Why to pay more (A) / at this shop when it (B) / is available for Rs.40 (C) / only at
Vishal Mega Mart (D)/No error (E).
187. You had better try (A) / it once again than (B) / to give up and go (C) / away for
ever (D) / No error (E).

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188. Having had taken the tickets, (A) / you may wait for (B) / some time or (C) / roam
around the theatre (D) / No error (E).
189. Having got several pieces of (A) / information of (B) / plundering and sabotaging,
(C) / he was arrested (D) / No error (E).
190. Success is sure, (A) /‟ if you aim to achieve your goal and do all (B) / requisite
things within (C) / a given time frame (D) / No error (E).
191. I have made all the (A) / students to learn how to (B) / find grammatical errors in
(C) / a sentence in no time (D) / No error (E).
192. A cigarette (A)/ is make (B)/ up of (C)/ tobacco and paper. (D)/ No error (E).
193. The data shows that (A)/ the unemployment rate has (B)/ raised to 6.1 percent,
(C)/ the highest in five years. (D)/ No error (E).
194. I did not (A)/ went there (B)/ to buy good ornaments (C)/ for you. (D)/ No error (E).
195. They asked the guide (A)/ whether they could (B)/ wait and watched the (C)/
pictures after sunset. (D)/ No error (E).
196. Taking tea / (A) he went to the office /(B) and disposed /(C) of a lot of work /(D)
No error (E).
197. Never before / (A) the students of India have so much been frustrated /(B) as today
when the problems /(C) of unemployment are dominant /(D) No error (E).
198. Deepak is going to (A) / Dubai for bringing a few musical (B) / instruments and
will (C)/ come back within a few days (D) / No error (E).
199. He complained to the police / (A) that his briefcase had been stolen /(B) and that
he was lifted /(C) without any money /(D) No error (E).
200. The thief is reported (A) / to steal all my money and (B) / several pieces of jewellery
(C) / from my locker (D) / No error (E).
201. This time election (A)/ did not had (B)/ heat and dust usually (C)/ associated with
it.(D)/ No error (E).
202. I am very much (A) fond to do it and (B) / I do it regularly even when I am not (C) /
well or do not feel like doing it (D) „ No error (E).
203. Do you doubted about / (A) the success of this boy, /(B) who issued to working
/(C) hard in all circumstances /(D) No error (E).
204. Walking along the street, (A) / a dog bit him and (B) / this is why he is taking (C) /
injections every week these days (D)/No error (E).
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205. No one of(A)/the children (B)/has ever sang in public. (C)/No error (D)
206. We (A)/ have to return back (B)/ immediately. (C)/ No error (D)
207. „work hard, lest you / (A) should fail, said the father to his son /(B) who was
taking his /(C) M.A. examination that year /(D) No error (E).
208. He will propose to his friends / (A) that they will join this company, /(B) which
may provide them /(C) with promissing careers /(D) No error (E).
209. Now the time is up, (A) / so every student is requested (B) / to stop to write (C) /
as soon as possible and submit them to me (D) / No error (E).
210. Rajan abided by / (A) all the rules which /(B) were explained to him /(C) before the
programme /(D) No error (E).
211. The Indian stock market has (A)/ one of the worst (B)/ performing stock markets
(C)/ in the recent times. (D)/ No error (E).
212. It is a slippery road, (A)/so you had better to (B) / drive with all care and (C) /
caution or we may meet with a serious accident (D) / No error (E).
213. Being very often ill / (A) and frequently absent, /(B) he had no opportunity to
finish his work /(C) or do much of it in fact. /(D) No error (E).
214. He complained to the (A) / police that his briefcase (B) / has been stolen and that
(C) / he was lefted without any money (D) / No error (E).
215. They did not came out victorious, / (A) yet they were not disappointed /(B) rather
satisfied because /(C) they had played well /(D) No error (E).
216. Having been finished his work, (A) / Praveen went to (B) / market to get some (C) /
fruit and vegetables for dinner (D) / No error (E).
217. Finally, she has (A) / managed to learn to swim, (B) / but it took her many (C) /
months of hard work and great determination (D) / No error (E).
218. We had to (A)/ hurry to the airport (B)/ as the flight departures (C)/ from Mumbai
at 6 : 30 p.m. (D). No error (E).
219. He does nothing / (A) but to find /(B) faults in others and laugh /(C) at them. /(D)
No error (E).
220. It was windy weather (A) / and storm could hit the (B) / town any time, so I
prevented (C) / them to go out shopping (D) / No error (E).
221. The P.M. said that his party would / (A) not repeat the mistakes /(B) done by the
/(C) previous government /(D) No error (E).
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222. He prohibited me to go out (A) / in the night, as these (B) / days a black monkey
(C) / is always out there to find its prey (D) / No error (E).
223. Shakespeare is said to write (A) / many dramas and more (B) / than one hundred
(C) / and fifty sonnets (D) / No error (E).
224. Only one dispute / (A) has been settled /(B) and others left to both the parties /(C)
to settle /(D) No error (E).
225. He works hard / (A) that he should please /(B) his Manager to promote him to the
post of Sales /(C) Executive /(D) No error (E).
226. Whenever he passes filthy (A) / remarks or use , abusive words, (B) /I always try
(C) / to avoid to speak to him (D) / No error (E).
227. Courage is an (A)/ inner fortress which (B)/ no enemy can (C)/ ever destruction.
(D)/ No error (E).
228. Foolishly Madhuri threw (A)/ some water on the electric heater (B)/ when it caught
fire and (C)/ she got a shock. (D)/ No error (E).
229. Alok has spend (A)/ six years in Calcutta (B)/ but still he does not know (C)/ many
part of the city. (D)/ No error (E).
230. The proposal will be (A)/ passed with a comfortable (B)/ majority if all (C)/ the
members of his group favour it. (D)/ No error(E).
231. I did spoke (A)/ to Nitin yesterday (B)/ but I forgot to (C)/ mention this point.(D)/
232. The municipality (A)/ is going to built (B)/ a new school here. (C)/ No error (D)
233. When he came out / (A) of the cinema hall, /(B) he notice somebody /(C) had
stolen his purse /(D) No error (E).
234. The competitive (A)/ edge for survival (B)/lays (C)/ in the effective (D)/use of
information technology./ No error (E).
235. Did I not informed (A)/ you about the details of (B)/ our visit to (C)/ different work
stations? (D)/ No error (E).
236. He ought (A)/ not have (B)/ done such a (C)/ filthy thing. (D)/ No error (E).
237. No sooner did the (A)/ play ended (B)/ than the audience (C)/ burst into
applause.(D)/ No error (E).
238. Hardly had he (A)/threw the ball (B)/when it fell (C)/on the ground. (D)/ No error
(E).

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239. No sooner did (A)/ the light went (B)/ off than some (C)/ started shouting. (D)/ No
error (E).
240. He dared to (A)/ go at the (B)/ blast site so as (C)/ to save his colleague. (D)/ No
error (E).
241. Don‟t offers me (A)/ any explanation now (B)/I am not going to (C)/ accept it today.
(D)/ No error (E).
242. You should (A)/ never carry tales (B)/ or told (C)/ ill of others. (D)/No error (E).
243. The river (A)/ has overflown (B)/ its banks (C)/No error (D)
244. Results founding that boys not only (A)/ play more than girls, but (B)/ they start
earlier, an outcome that (C)/ could be clearly related to a cultural influence. (D)/
No error (E).
245. The library members were asked (A)/ to return back the books (B)/ to the library
(C)/ No error (D)
246. When I was in Mumbai (A) / and struggling to get a break, (B) / no one helped me
(C) / materialize my dream (D) / No error (E).
247. Judge everything in the light of what / (A) the pleaders of both the parties had
said, /(B) the Judge came to the conclusion /(C) that the case was false. /(D) No
error (E).
248. After he (A)/ had drank the milk (B)/ he began to feel sleepy. (C)/ No error (D)
249. He has proposed to me that (A) / he will join me and (B) / wage a war against (C) /
all corrupt politicians (D) / No error (E).

Explanation

1. (A) were

2. (B) did done

3. (C) lied laid

4. (B) To open How to open

5. (C) To sink To have sunk

6. (B) Speak To

7. (C) illicit elicit

8. (B) situating situated

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9. (B) touched Touch

10. (C) has have

11. (B) attempts for being attempts to be

12. (B) To laugh Laugh

13. (D) To speak speak

14. (B) Been

15. (D) to fire firing

16. (D) helped help

17. (A) Being arainy day It

18. (D) been be

19. (C) To meet To have meet

20. (A) Having been failed Having the attempt

21. (D) were was

22. (B) learnt felled

23. (A) fell felled

24. (C) Involve In volved

25. (E) No error.

26. (A) completes complete

27. (A) shall will

28. (B) ends end

29. (B) held hold

30. (C) accepted Accept

31. (B) Establishing establish

32. (A) for seeing To see

33. (A) Seated in took

34. (C) raised Risen

35. (C) To stay stay

36. (A) Having Being

37. (B) Got Get

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38. (B) fail failed

39. (C) Think don't

40. (D) To learn learning

41. (D) collapsed had

42. (C) run running

43. (E) No error.

44. (B) studying to study

45. (C) have gone go

46. (D) taken were

47. (A) conclusive concluded

48. (B) told tell

49. (B) To sing sing

50. (A) To take care take care

51. (C) To pass of Passing

52. (A) had have

53. (B) think Thinks

54. (D) stolen were stolen

55. (D) To live Living

56. (B) To be be

57. (A) will shall

58. (C) looking looked

59. (D) To opening To open

60. (B) Making joining

61. (D) To put put

62. (B) writing or phoning To write or to phone

63. (A) dare not To

64. (B) Thought Think

65. (B) comprise comprised

66. (B) to do in doing

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67. (C) be able to

68. (A) keep kept

69. (A) to spot spoting

70. (A) Requested to kindly kindly Requested

71. (A) lain lied

72. (B) Effect Affect

73. (D) To go go

74. (B) To drive how to drive

75. (A) kindly Request

76. (C) Became Become

77. (A) had reached reached

78. (C) To tie Tying

79. (C) Obtain obtaining

80. (D) To win in winning

81. (C) lay lie

82. (B) Do have done

83. (A) To do doing

84. (A) Hope fear

85. (E) No error

86. (A) Excitement excited

87. (B) send sent

88. (A) help helped

89. (D) accepted accept

90. (D) To stay in staying

91. (B) has and will face has faced and will face

92. (B) hung hanged

93. (C) Give take

94. (B) Also but

95. (C) toil and moil toiling and moiling

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96. (C) carefully, when

97. (C) taught teach

98. (E) No error

99. (A) will would

100. (A) Being a rainy day It being a rainy day

101. (A) walking while I was

102. (C) faithful faith

103. (E) No error

104. (E) No error
105. (A) Going towards while she was going towards

106. (A) Broad casted Broad cast

107. (B) at least learn learn at least

108. (A) need not To

109. (E) No error

110. (C) Being Been

111. (B) To measure for measuring

112. (A) To talk talk

113. (E) No error

114. (E) No error
115. (E) No error
116. (B) lend lent

117. (A) lives live

118. (A) Going whil I was

119. (C) even tell

120. (A) To do on doing

121. (B) can not be is not

122. (A) has are

123. (A) To fall have fallen

124. (C) To take take

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125. (B) overflowen overflowed

126. (C) was

127. (A) have done

128. (B) compliance comply

129. (C) commit have committed

130. (A) needn't to

131. (B) hanged hung

132. (C) will

133. (D) waiting be

134. (D) would be looked would looked

135. (D) to sing sing

136. (B) Go have gone

137. (E) No error

138. (B) Marry his daughter get his daughter married

139. (C) Admirable Admired

140. (E) No error

141. (D) well drawned well drawn

142. (C) To grow Grow

143. (D) Move moving

144. (A) make making

145. (A) To play play

146. (A) Notice Noticed

147. (C) Painting Paint

148. (C) be able to

149. (B) To believe believe

150. (B) To cry cry

151. (A) dare not To

152. (A) to go go

153. (D) lead leading not are

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154. (A) Reproduce Reproduced

155. (D) To beg beg

156. (B) To watch watch

157. (B ) use used

158. (B) To speak speaking

159. (D) Did

160. (B) found find

161. (E) No error

162. (C) raises rises

163. (A) heft leave

164. (A) take Taking

165. (A) Being It

166. (C) rains Rain

167. (C) went go

168. (A) Having Being

169. (A) play playing

170. (E) No error

171. (A) To give giving

172. (C) got gotten

173. (A) No error

174. (B) held Be

175. (E) No error

176. (A) have are

177. (B) To go go

178. (D) obtain obtaining

179. (E) No error

180. (B) To walk walk

181. (B) Sung sing

182. (B) broad casted Broad cast

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183. (E) No error
184. (B) To leave me

185. (A) needn't To

186. (A) To pay pay

187. (C) To give up Give up

188. (A) had

189. (B) of about

190. (B) you aim to achieve your goal and do all aim at achieving your goal and

doing all

191. (B) hearn to

192. (B) make made

193. (C) raised risen

194. (B) went go

195. (C) watched watch

196. (A) Taking After taking

197. (B) have the students

198. (B) for bringing To bring

199. (C) lifted left

200. (B) stolen have stolen

201. (B) had have

202. (B) To do of doing

203. (A) Doubted Doubt

204. (A) walking while he was

205. (C) Sang sung

206. (B) Back

207. (E) No error

208. (A) will found

209. (C) To write writting

210. (E) No error

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211. (A) has is

212. (B) To drive drive

213. (D) do To

214. (D) was lefted left

215. (A) came come

216. (A) Been

217. (B) To swin swimming

218. (C) Departures Departs

219. (B) find To

220. (D) Prevented them to go Prevent them from going

221. (C) done made

222. (A) To going from going

223. (A) write have written

224. (C) left have been

225. (B) Should may

226. (D) To speak speaking

227. (D) destruction destroy

228. (E) No error

229. (A) spend spent

230. (E) No error

231. (A) spoke speak

232. (B) Built Build

233. (C) Notice found

234. (C) lays lies

235. (A) Informed Inform

236. (B) have To

237. (B) ended end

238. (B) threw thrown

239. (B) went go

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240. (E) No error
241. (A) Offers offer

242. (C) told tell

243. (B) overflown overflowed

244. (A) founding find

245. (B) Back

246. (E) No error

247. (A) Judge Judging

248. (E) No error

249. (B) will would

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