Target SSC CGL | 10,000+ Questions | Sentence Improvement Questions For SSC CGL : Day 76

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Q1. The mumps (have broken) out in the entire nation.
(a) is broken
(b) has broken
(c) are broken
(d) No improvement

Q2. There is no cause (of) anxiety about Rahul’s health.
(a) for
(b) no word needed
(c) to
(d) No improvement

Q3. Deepak (really enjoys him) in the party.
(a) really enjoy himself
(b) really enjoying him
(c) really enjoyed himself
(d) No improvement

Q4. This is the shirt (whom) I bought yesterday.
(a) whose
(b) which
(c) who
(d) No improvement

Q5. If I were a magician, (I will) make things disappear.
(a) I would
(b) I should
(c) I will be
(d) No improvement

Q6. My boss doesn’t mind (to disturbed).
(a) being disturbed
(b) to being disturbed
(c) being disturbing
(d) No improvement

Q7. It’s high time that (you study) hard.
(a) you have study
(b) you should study
(c) you studied
(d) you have studied

Q8. He is (the poorest of) the two workers.
(a) the poorer of
(b) the poorest between
(c) poorest of
(d) No improvement

Q9. He (comes often) to our shop.
(a) come often
(b) often comes
(c) often come
(d) No improvement

Q10. No one can (point on) the character of Miku.
(a) point towards
(b) point in
(c) point at
(d) No improvement

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Solutions

S1. Ans.(b)
Sol. Mumps being singular, use singular verb with it.
S2. Ans.(a)
Sol. Here ‘for’ is the correct usage as we use “no cause for” something. It takes preposition for with it.
S3. Ans.(c)
Sol. Replace him with himself, (reflexive pronoun will be used).
S4. Ans. (b)
Sol. Which is used for non-living things.
S5. Ans.(a)
Sol. In an imaginary or hypothetical condition rule is (If + subject + were, would + v1)
S6. Ans.(a)
Sol. The sentence is in passive voice, present continuous tense.
S7. Ans.(c)
Sol. The sentence structure is as follows: It’s high time + Subject + Past Verb.
S8. Ans.(a)
Sol. When comparison is done between two, comparative degree is used (poorer).
S9. Ans.(b)
Sol. For singular person ‘he’ singular verb will come. Often is used before verb.
S10.Ans.(c)
Sol. Point at means to direct or aim someone or something in the direction of someone or something else.