Find out whether there is any grammatical error.

1. Why are (A)/Ramit not (B)/cooking (C)/food today? (D)



A) Why are [Use ‘is’ in place of ‘are’]
¶ Why is Ramit not cooking food today?

2. At present Kavya is not studying (A)/as she is (B)/playing in the garden (C)/No Error (D)



D) No Error
¶ At present Kavya is not studying as she is playing in the garden.

3.Noni had (A)/brushes (B)/her teeth (C)/every night (D)



A) Noni had [Remove ‘had’]
¶ Noni brushes her teeth every night .

4.While they (A)/were having (B)/dinner lights went out (C) No Error (D)



D) No Error
¶ While they were having dinner lights went out .

5.I would (A)/completed my work (B)/in a week’s (C)/time (D)



B) completed my work [Replace ‘completed’ by ‘complete’]
¶ I would complete my work in a week’s time.

6.She did not (A)/opened the (B)/door because she (C)/was washing her hair. (D)



B) opened the [Replace ‘opened’ by ‘open’]
¶ She did not open the door because she was washing her hair.

7.Naina found (A)/that her (B)/pocket had been picked. (C)/ NO Error (D)



D) No Error
¶ Naina found that her pocket had been picked.

8.By tomorrow evening (A)/my uncle, Ravi (B)/would reach (C)/the United States (D)



C) would reach [Use ‘will have reached ‘in place of ‘would reach’]
¶ By tomorrow evening my uncle, Ravi will have reached the United States .

9.We did not (A)/go out (B)/as it (C)/was still rain. (D)



D) was still rain [Use ‘raining’ in place of ‘rain’]
¶ We did not go out as it was still raining.

10.Sachin has (A)/scored a century (B)/a week (C)/ago. (D)



A) Sachin has [Remove ‘has’]
¶Sachin had scored a century a week ago.

11.Directions: In the following sentence improve underlined part with help of given options:
No sooner did the police arrived than robbers made good their escape.

  • A) No sooner when the police arrived
  • B) No sooner did the police arrive
  • C) No sooner the police arrived
  • D) No sooner had the police arrive



B) No sooner did the police arrive
When a sentence begins with an Adverb, use ‘Law OF Inversion’.
Law Of Inversion —> Adverb + Helping Verb+ Subject + Main verb
➯ When the given sentence starts with an Adverb
[Seldom, Never, No sooner, Hardly, so. etc]
always use ‘Law Of Inversion’

12.Direction: The idiom given below is followed by four possible meanings. Choose the correct option.
¶ By fits and starts

  • A) Irregularly
  • B) Successfully
  • C) Inompletely
  • D) Suddenly



A) Irregularly

13.Directions: In the following sentence, one part may have an error. Choose the one which has error.
¶ It is high time that we send answer to this query.

  • A) It is high time
  • B) that we send
  • C) the answer
  • D) to this query



B) that we send
• It’s time to + verb2 → It expresses something should be done at the present time.
It’s high time/It is about time/It’s time + Subject + verb2 It express Something should have happened or been done in the past.➡️ Correct Sentence: It is high time we sent the answer to this query.

14. They would have been (A)/here by now (B)/if they caught (C)/the early train. (D)

  • A) They would have been
  • B) here by now
  • C) if they caught
  • D) the early train


C) if they caught   

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