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- Question
He found a wooden broken chair in the room.
Options- A. wooden and broken chair
- B. broken wooden chair
- C. broken and wooden chair
- D. No improvement
- Correct Answer
- broken wooden chair
- 1. During his long discourse, he did not touch that point.
Options- A. touch upon
- B. touch on
- C. touch of
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 2. Will you lend me few rupees in this hour of need?
Options- A. lend me any rupees
- B. borrow me a few rupees
- C. lend me a few rupees
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 3. If he had time he will call you.
Options- A. would have
- B. would have had
- C. has
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 4. John had told me that he hasn't done it yet.
Options- A. told
- B. tells
- C. was telling
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 5. He sent a word to me that he would be coming late.
Options- A. sent word
- B. had sent a word
- C. sent words
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 6. He could not look anything in the dark room.
Options- A. look at
- B. see
- C. see through
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 7. The greatest thing in style is to have a use of metaphor.
Options- A. knowledge
- B. command
- C. need
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 8. While crossing the highway a five year old child was knocked out by a passing car.
Options- A. away
- B. up
- C. down
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 9. hoping not to be disturbed, I sat down in my easy chair to read the book. I won as a prize.
Options- A. I had won as a prize
- B. I have won as prize
- C. I had to win as a prize
- D. No improvement Discuss
- 10. More than one person was killed in accident.
Options- A. were killed
- B. are killed
- C. have been killed
- D. No improvement Discuss
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Correct Answer: touch on
Correct Answer: lend me a few rupees
Correct Answer: has
Correct Answer: tells
Correct Answer: sent word
Correct Answer: see
Correct Answer: knowledge
Correct Answer: down
Correct Answer: I had won as a prize
Correct Answer: No improvement
Explanation:
The expression more than one + noun, though plural in sense, is followed by a singular verb.
Example: More than one person has died in the accident.
Explanation provided by: Samy Kumar. Updated on 4th Aug 2018.
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