Ans. B.
The correct form of verb to be used after 'will' is 'help.' Verbs are not needed in infinitive or participle form here since the effect of the disposal of assets will be seen in the future. So option B is the correct answer.
Ans. B.
The correct preposition here would be 'by'. By follows 'represented' when something takes the place of and refers to something bigger. With follows 'represented' when an attribute with which something or someone is depicted. A contract is not represented in a policy but stated in a policy.
Ans. C.
The answer is the ?vilest thing that can be done by a person.' Vile/vilest means extremely unpleasant. Option A: A singular thing is being talked about (indicated by ?is?) hence, things can?t be used. Option B: ?is? indicates singular activity, hence things can?t be used.
Option C: It makes the sentence grammatically and structurally correct.
Ans. B.
A- The subject is ?trees?, which is plural, so the use of ?has? is incorrect as a helping verb.
B- The fragment makes the sentence structurally and grammatically correct.
D- The subject is plural and therefore ?its? can?t be used to address the subject.
Ans. A.
?in to? is the wrong usage of preposition.
ii- ?onto? is the wrong usage of preposition.
iii- ?Who? is a redundant word and distorts the meaning of the statement. .
?puts at? makes the sentence correct.
Ans. E.
i. is incorrect because of the incorrect use of open?.
ii. is incorrect because of the incorrect use of ?opened? hopefully represents future while opened represents past. This makes the sentence structurally incorrect.
C is correct because of the correct use of ?would open? and delivers correct meaning to the sentence. 'would' is used to refer to the possibility in the future which is supported by the use of the word 'hopefully'.
iii. is incorrect because of the incorrect use of ?is opening?.
Ans. B.
?to stick to one?s guns? means refuse to compromise or change, despite criticism. It is a phrasal verb hence we can?t make any changes in the prepositions used. The sentence is in past tense, hence stick should be replaced by stuck.
Ans. C.
The statement is in general sense and doesn?t talk in past or future context specifically. Therefore one must use the present tense of the verb. Thus, 'provide' is the correct answer.
Ans. A.
The answer is 'give me a ballpark figure of how much this event is going to cost.' A ballpark figure is a rough numerical estimate or approximation.
Ans. D.
Solution: In the given sentences banking upon is the correct phrasal verb which means basing hopes on someone/something or depending on someone for something.
Option D is incorrect because the bank does not have any relevant meaning in the given context.
Ans. E.
In the given sentences, boiled down is the phrasal verb that should have been used which means summarizing something, to reduce or simplify
(something) to the most basic, essential, or fundamental element(s). In this context it means that the one who had more power succeeded. 'Boiled down' should be followed by 'to' and not 'for', hence option D is incorrect.
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