Direction:- In each question, a part of the sentence is written in inverted commas and some phrases are given in each sentence which can substitute the inverted commas part of the sentence. Find out the phrase which can correctly substitute that part of the sentence. If the sentence is correct as it is, then select 'No Improvement'. All the best guys.
1. She "did many mischiefs."
A. Made many a mischiefs
B. Made much mischief
C. Committed many mischiefs
D. No improvement
2. She has said so out of affection, do not take "it to heart."
A. In heart
B. It in the heart
C. By the heart
D. No improvement
3. I "would gladly accompany" your sister if you had asked him.
A. Would have gladly accompanied
B. Was to have gladly accompanied
C. Will gladly accompany
D. No improvement
4. What "are" needed are not large houses but small cottages.
A. Were
B. Was
C. Is
D. No improvement
5. The scheme "broke open" for want of funds.
A. Broke up
B. Broke down
C. Broke out
D. No improvement
6. His mother won't be able to leave for Varanasi "until they have arrived."
A. Until they arrive
B. Until they will arrive
C. Until they will have arrived
D. No improvement
7. The winter has "set out," and the days are getting cool.
A. Set up
B. Set in
C. Set off
D. No improvement
8. He could not help "but laung."
A. Laughing
B. But laughing
C. Laugh
D. No improvement
9. I am happy, but "I don't believe" what you say.
A. I will not believe
B. I am not believing
C. I will not be believing
D. No improvement
10. Let's sell a new sari with the annual bonus, "can we?"
A. Can't we
B. Don't we
C. Shall we
D. No improvement
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