Directions (01-50) : Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is ‘No error’, the answer is (e) . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.) Ql. Stressing the need to have anti-counterfeiting solutions (a) /along with adequate awareness and monitoring, the industrial body ASPA has claimed that (b) /counterfeit products across various sectors in India (c) fare causing losses to the tune of over Rs 1 lakh crore each year. (d) / No error (e) Q2. These paintings may (a) /look like the real thing, (b) /but every one of (c) /them is fake. (d) / No error (e) Q3. She has each reason (a) /to be unhappy (b) /after losing her job (c) /and her home. (d) / No error (e) Q4. Will you join me (a) /in wishing (b) /the bride and groom (c) /each happiness? (d) / No error (e) Q5. Amazon is running an awesome sale (a) /right now that saves (b) /you $15 on every of the two (c) / newest Pokemon games for Nintendo Switch. (d)/No error. (e) Q6. The teams change ends (a) /at half-time so that (b) /meither side have an (c) /unfair advantage. (d) / No error. (e) Q7. Traditional ways of classification (a) /get defied due to the fact (b) /that several living organisms (c) / are not both animals and plants. (d) / No error. (e)Q8. His words to the press (a) /were deliberately equivocal-he didn’t (b) /deny the reports but (c) / nei- ther did he confirm them. (d) / No error (e) Q9. The desperate scrabble for your ticket while run- ning (a) /for a train could be a thing of the past, a manufacturer has claimed, (b) /with sensors poten- tially replacing ticket barriers what (c) /detect when passengers board trains. (d) / No error. (e) QUO. They are in a position to forecast (a) /critical economic variables like inflation, (b) /currency val- ues and interest rates (c) /that influences the perfor- mance of the stock markets. (d) / No error. (e) Q11. Hardly the match (a) / started (b) /when the game (c) /was interrupted. (d) / No error (e) Q12. No sooner had (a) /I started (b) /mowing the lawn, (c) /when it started raining. (d) / No error (e) Q13. No sooner did (a) /I walk through (b) /the door than (c) /the phone rings. (d) / No error. (e) Q14. Seldom do we (a) /receive any (b) /apology when mistakes (c) /are made. (d) / No error. (e) Q15. Barely they had (a) /finished the match (b) / when the rain (c) /started to fall. (d) / No error. (¢) Q16. This is one of the (a) / place (b) /in the world where (c) /the plant is found. (d) / No error. (e) Q17. One of the richest people in Hong Kong (a) / have lost $1 billion over the course of the 10-week protests, (b) /and now he is joining the chorus of (c) / wealthy citizens calling for the protests to end. (d) / No error. (e) Q18. After reaching Mecca, where they spent (a) / the night in prayer and supplication, (b) /thousands of hundreds of pilgrims clad in white seamless cloth (©) headed towards Arafat following Fajr prayers Sat- urday morning. (d) / No error. (e) Q19. Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has announced (a) /five lakhs rupees compensation (b) /for the fam-ily of those (c) /killed in the flood and rain. (d) / No error. (e) Q20. The government has released 100 crore rupee (a) /under the State Disaster Response Fund (b) /to 14 districts, of which Rs 25 crores (c) /will go to the worst-hit Belagavi. (d) /No error. (e) Q21. Robert Burns is Scotland’s most (a) /venerated poet as he is (b) /considered more famous (c) /than all poets. (d) / No error. (e) Q22. Special attention is given (a) /to vibratory projects (b) /which have been their (c) /main focus since 1993. (d) / No error. (e) Q23. Alfredo left the house (a) /at six this morning, (b) fand we have not (c) /seen him since then. (d) / No error. (e) 24. Mr. Black has been (a) /a client of (b) /this firm since (c) /many years. (d) / No error. (e) Q25. This is Djokovic's first tournament (a) /after sav- ing two championship points (b) /in the Wimbledon final (c) /and now en route to claiming his fifth title at The Championships. (d) /No error. (e) Q26. Kashmir celebrates its first (a) /Independence Day after (b) /the scrapping of Article 370 (c) /amid heavy security. (d) / No error. (e) Q27. She did well to (a) /find the way, considering that (b) /she was been (c) /there only once before. (d) / No error. (e) Q28. Mary rang John’s doorbell (a) /at 8:15 yesterday (b) /but John already (c) /left the house. (d) / No error. @) Q29. I had done (a) /my work when (b) /Harish had come (c) /to meet me. (d) / No error. (e) Q30. When he graduated, (a) /he had (b) /been in London (c) / from six years. (d) / No error. (¢) Q31. It snowed (a) /in the night, (b) /so the bus (c) / did notarrive. (d) / No error. (e) Q32. Jorge is in favour (a) /of the candidate (b) /being (c) /interviewed Friday. (d) / No error. (e) Q33. Nataraj objected (a) /to me borrowing (b) /his (c) /hockey stick. (d) / No error. (e) Q34. Doing this now (a) /will save (b) /him having to do it next week (c) /when he will be much busier. @/ No error. (e) Q35. This job entails (a) /yours making (b) /several trips (c) /overseas each year. (d) / No error. (e) Q36. She had not (a) /anticipated (b) /their arriving (c) /so early. (d) / No error. (e) Q37. Many borrowers now (a) /find themself (b) / caught in a precarious (c) /financial position. (4) /No error. (e) Q38. None of the women availed them (a) /of respite care as they felt that the family (b) /was best equipped to deal (c) /with the caring needs of its members. (d) / No error. (e) Q39. Automatically to debar (a) /availing us of (b) / such services seems to me (c) /to be an unnecessary sacrifice. (d) / No error. (e) Q40. I'm ready to go (a) /home now but I do not (b) / want to drag you away (c) /if you are enjoying. (d) / No error. (e) Q41. He has reconciled (a) /himself to the loss (b) /of the election (c) /and is moving on. (d) /No error. (e) Q42. She must reconcile (a) /to the fact that she must. (b) /do some work if she (c) /wants to pass her exams. (d) / No error. (e) 43. You cannot (a) /choose to absent (b) /yours from (©) / work ona whim. (d) / No error. (e) Q44. The majority of the lighter-men have (a) / ac- cepted the work in loyal observance (b) /of the deci-sion which was taken last night (c) /out an unknown number absented themselves. (d) / No error. (e) Q45. He is not one of those (a) /officers who follows (b) /orders blindly (c) /and unthinkingly. (d) / No error. (e) Q46. The only one of the students (a) /who is Ameri- can (b) /were late (c) / for the assembly. (d) / No error. (e) Q47. If I knew (a) /about the exam, (b) /I would have paid (c) /more attention in class. (d) / No error. (e) Q48. We could have had (a) /a longer holiday, (b) /if we had not spend (c) /so much money on the house. (a) / No error. (e) Q49. If [had found (a) /her address, (b) /I would have sent (c) /her an invitation. (d) / No error. (e) Q50. 1 would have travelled (a) /around the world (b) /if I won (c) /the lottery. (d) / No error. (e)Ql. As news of police violence spread, (a) / Patel community members, returning to villages (b) / and towns from the rally, (c) /set fire government prop- erty. (d) / No error. (e) Q2. The only silver line to this recent crisis (a) / over reservation was her successful handling (b) / of talkswith other OBC groups (c) /who make up 27 per cent of the state’s population. (d) / No error. (e) Q3. A lot of real estate companies may come up (a) / with tempting offers and discounts but buyers should (b) / always keep their eyes open and must check (c) / whether all approvals are in place or not. (d) / No error (e) Q4. Before investing, you should look after the (a) / overall business dynamics of the company (b) / along with efficient management and (c) /good corporate governance. (d) / No error. (e) QS. Considering that a large part of the population in India (a) / does not have access to banking services, (b) / payments banks are expected to reach farflung areas (c) / extending the umbrella of financial inclu- sion to everyone. (d) / No error. (e) Q6. My teacher used to check that we were (a) / on the right track and if any mistake occurred, (b) / he would help us to analyse (c) / and resolve the issues. (d) / No error. (e) Q7. He always said success is something to be cele- brated, (a) / but he also believed that failure is some- thing (b) / that you must concentrate all (c) / your en- ergies on resolving. (d) / No error. (e) Q8. The centre accepted the report of a judicial com- mission (a) / that indicted former chief minister (b) / and six of his ministerial colleagues against corrup- tion, (c) / favouritism, nepotism and administrative impropriety. (d) / No error. (e) Q9. Companies like Infosys are moving fast (a) / on automation to ensure differentiation at a time (b) / where the technology industry and business models (c) / are undergoing rapid changes. (d) / No error. (e) Q10. With a sharp rise in the number of large-scale financial crimes, (a) / the CBI and Indian Institute of Management have initiated (b) / a first-of-itskindcourse to train sleuths (c) / from CBI to probe finan- cial frauds. (d) / No error, (e) Q11. Ayear has passed by (a) / since he went to Delhi (b) /and we have not hear (c) /any news of him. (d) / No error (e) Q12. From the last one month (a) / each of us (b) / have been working (c) / on the same project. (d) / No error. (e) Q13. When I receive (a) / the letter, the date (b) / for the interview (c) / was already over. (d) / No error. (e) Q14. We had (a) / helped him (b) / if he had (c) / re- quested us earlier. (d) / No error. (e) Q15. We have observed that (a) / many good pro- grammes (b) / suffer of shortage (c) / of funds and other resources, (d) / No error. (e) Q16. Jagdish met me yesterday (a) / but he did not tell me (b) / that he has (c) / resigned from the factory. (4) / No error. (e) Q17. It is unfortunate (a) / but still a reality (b) / that Poverty and development (©) / goes hand in hand (@) / No error. (e) Q18. I know whom (a) / this job should be (b) / en- trusted to (c) / for smooth handing. (4) / No error. (e) Q19. The Supervisor noticed that (a) / one of the em- ployees were (b) / involved in (©) / unfair activities outside the office. (d) / No error. (e) Q20. How well a person (a) / completes his own (b)/ assignments depend (c)/ upon his skill () / Noerror, ) Q21. He is so lazy (a) / that he takes a (b) / large number of time (c) /to complete such a small piece of work. (d) / No error. (e)Q22. Dileep has spend (a) / six years in Calcutta (b)/ but still he does not know (c) / many parts of the city. (d) / No error. (e) Q23. Last week when (a) /I reach Viru'shouse (b) / he had already (c) / left for Mumbai. (d) / No error. (e) Q24. The number of foreign tourists (a) / visiting India are increasing (b) / day by day during (c) / this tourist season. (d) / No error. (e) Q25. After 50 years of Independence (a) / many so- cial problems (b) / still remaining (c) / to be solved in India. (d) / No error. (e) Q26. He does not (a) / fail to came (b) /to my help (c)/ whenever I am in trouble. (d) / No error. (e) Q27. My parents (a) / prevented me (b) / in accepting (c) / the invitation. (d) / No error. (e) Q28. He climbed (a) / from the ladder (b) / to reach (c) / the ceiling. (d) / No error. (e) Q29. My sister (a) / insists (b) / that she should be al- lowed to (c) / remain unmarried (d) / No error. (e) Q30. In another departure from the (a) / post-Deng practice, no potential successor (b) / to Mr. Xi has been included (c) / in the new line-up of the PBSC. (d) / No error (e). Q31. They talked for a while (a) / and then they will (b) / continue to play the game (c) / till tomorrow morning. (d) / No error. (e) Q32.Some skills are (a) / more difficult than others (b) / so it takes a longer time (c) / to master them. (d) / No error. (e) Q33. The guide told us (a) / that where the island was (b) / and went on (c) / narrating its history. (d) / No error. (e) Q34. Even after hearing him (a) / for a fairly long time (b) / we failed to understand (c) / that he was harping on. (d) / No error. (e)Q35. Prabhakar arrives in the office (a) / as fresh as he starts (b) / from home even though (c) / he com- mutes a long distance. (d) / No error. (e) Q36. Hardly has she finish (a) / the typing when the (b) / Manager entered the room (c) / with some more work. (d) / No error. (e) Q37. Truly speaking (a) / there was little merit (b) /in the complaint sent in (c) / by the employee. (d) / No error. (e) Q38. Ordinarily, when in difficulty (a) / Renuka prefers keeping her counsel (b) / than running about (c) / taking advice. (d) / No error. (e) Q39. Cricket has become so (a) / popular that even elderly (b) / people are discussing (c) / the game when they meet. (d) / No error. (e) Q40. Nitin gets so engrossed (a) / in his work that (b) / he does not often hear (c) / the phone ring. (d) / No error. (e) Q41. Within an hour's (a) / journey we (b) / will ap- proach near (c) / Patna. (d) / No Error. (e) Q42. We had swam (a) / across the river (b) / before (c) / the sun set. (d) / No Error. (e) Q43. Neither Rakesh(a) / nor (b) / Lare leaving (c) / for Hyderabad. (d) / No Error (e) Q44. Death (a) / is (b) / preferable (c) / than life. (d) / No Error (e) Q45. If (a) / it snowed tomorrow (b) / we'll go (c) / skating. (d) / No Error (e) Q46. Neither the size (a) / nor the colour(b) / of the gloves (c) / were right. (d) / No Error (e) Q47. Everyone of (a) / the staffs present here (b) / has given a day's pay (c) / as their contribution to the fund. (d) / No Error. (e) Q48. The gentleman (a) / together with his (b) / wife and daughter (c) / were drowned. (d) / No Error (e)Q49. He had looked upon me (a) / level-eyed for (b) / afew moments (c) / before he spoke. (d) / No Error (e) Q50. The bus was (a) / hired by (b) / the ladies (c) / for its picnic. (d) / No Error (e)Q1. He told me (a) / that he wrote a letter (b) / to his superior (c) / for a certain reason. (d) / No Error (e) Q2. He reminded me (a) / that he has (b) / often told me not to (c) / play with fire.(d) / No Error (e) Q3. I would have asked (a) / you for dinner (b) / if I had known (c) / that you are staying here tonight. (d) / No Error (e) Q4. He educated not only (a) / his nephew but also (b) / set him up (c) / in business. (d) / No Error (e)eee | Q5. As soon as the peon rings (a) / the first bell (b) / then all the students assemble (c) / on the play- ground for prayer. (d) / No Error (e) Q6. If the tourists (a) / would have come here, (b) / I had certainly have (c) / taken them around. (d) / No Error (e) QV. The teacher remarked (a) / very angrily yesterday (b) / that the boys have (c) / done it very badly. (d) / No Error (e) Q8. Although it was summer, (a) / the weather at the (b) /hill station is (c) / quite pleasant.(d) / No Error (e) Q9. The lawyer asked me (a) / where I had (b) / kept my clothes (c) / before taking a dip in the river. (@/ No Error (e) Q10. The plays of Shakespeare (a) / are not only stud- ied (b) / in European countries (c) / but also in the ori- ental countries. (d) / No Error (e) Q11. (a) The devastating experiences / (b) of many wars taught some countries / (c) the necessary of pursuing peace / (d) at the expense of nationalist egos. /(e) No error Q12. (a) The former superstar /(b) recently visit an orphanage, /(c) fueling speculation that / (d) she is planning to adopt a child. / (e) No error Q13. (a) According to a new study / (b) taking steps to remain healthy and young / (c) may help delay / (d) the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. / (e) No error Q14. (a) Sediment deposit along the coast / (b) may be the primary reason for / (c) the change in conditions, / (a) but a lot more remains to be understand. / (e) No error Q15. (a) A committee will be set up / (b) to explore the pros and cons by / a common free structure, and will / (c) take a final decision on it within a week. / (e) No errorQ16. (a) The infection which causes / (b) gums to bleed and teeth to fall out / (c) results from the buildup of / (d) a particular bacteria that is common to most mouths. / (e) No error Q17. (a) More than half the food products / (b) tar- geted at babies and toddlers have / (c) a high sugar content and are./ (d) excessive sweet. /(e) No error Q18. (a) After forty years of trying to / (b) understand why asbestos causes cancer, / (c) researchers have finally / (d) unraveled the mystery. /(e) No error Q19. (a) A property dealer was / (b) shoot dead by four unidentified jacket-clad men /(c) while taking a morning walk / (d) in the park. / (e) No error Q20. (a) The protestors went on a rampaging / (b) and set ablaze three shops / (c) resulting in injuries to thirty people / (d) including women and children. / (e) No error Q21. If you do not (a) / submit the report (b) / in the next two days (c) / all of us will be punished. (d) / No Error. (e) Q22. These days Ashok along with (a) / his friends does not go (b) / to a walk (c) / in the morning. (d) / No Error. (e) Q23. I have been visiting your office (a) / since last several years (b) / but have never met (c) / such a hopeless clerk as this. (d) / No Error. (e) Q24. As there was no time (a) / the remaining items (b) / were deferred into (c) / the next meeting. (d) / No Error. (e) Q25. We demonstrated (a) / to them how (b) / we were prepared (c) / the artistic pattern. (d) / No Error. )eee. | Q26. She had offered (a) / a temporary assignment but (b) / she turned it down saying that (c) / she would accept only a permanent one. (d) / No Error. (e) i idents were asked All the parties (a) / whose presi vere a = ieee (b) / were involved in (c) / anti-national ivities. (d) / No Error. (e) : cutie is true that a sense of duty (a) /render it nec- essary (b) /for you to do something(c) /which is dis- pleasing to your companions. (d) /No error (e) Q29. What should we do (a) / is a matter of (b) / our own choice (c) / and desire. (d) / No Error. (e) Q30. You cannot withdraw (a) / all your money (b)/ unless you do not (c) / give a prior notice. (d) / No Error. (e) Q31. Dress in black (a) / several students from the University took part (b) / in a protest march in the city on Thursday as part (c) / of a campaign against female infanticide. (d) / No error (e). Q32. The poor experience in (a) / neighbouring coun- tries which have implemented (b) / food stamp pro- grammes should serve as (c) / a deterrent on our country. (d) / No error (e). Q33. Closing the doors to a foreign citizen (a) / seek- ing employment in India, the High Court on Thurs- day ruled (b) / that its not a foreign national’s funda- mental right, (c) / to get an employment visa in the country. (d) / No error (e). Q34. The consumer Forum directed / the Power Cor- Poration to (a) / compensate a complainant for the inconvenience (b) /and mental agony who he had to suffer, (c) / because of the Power officials’ irresponsi- ble attitude, (d) / No error @). Q35. The Indian stock market is (a) / one of the worse (b) / performing stock markets (c) / in the recent times. (d) / No error (e)Q36. These vegetables which are grown (a) / here are (b) / cheap in (c) / cost and rich of vitamins. (d) / No error. (e) Q37. The orphanages in (a) / the thickly populated cities in India (b) / are founded (c) / by generous donor. (d) / No error. (e) Q38. Riots, however did not cease (a) /to depress him (b) / and make him to (c) / turn to non- violence (d) / No error. (e) Q39. Ioften wonder to whom (a) / does a nation (b) / owes its greatest (c) / debt of gratitude. (d) / No error. © Q40. Pressed by his students (a) / the principal sud- denly said (b) / that he was in no way (c) / responsible for the quarrel. (d) / No error. (e) Q41. You may rest assured (a) / that Madhav knows (b) / more than I (c) / in this matter. (d) / No Error. @ Q42. Every one of us (a) / knows that given (b) / an option he prefers (c) / cold drink than coffee. (d) / No Error. (e) Q43. He has no affection (a) / with anybody (b) / in- cluding the members (c) / of his own family. (d) / No Error. (e) Q44. I am glad (a) / to hear that (b) / you narrowly escaped (c) / being run over yesterday. (d) / No Error. ) Q45. Both the girls (a) / helped one another (b) / when both of them (c) / were in difficulty. (d) / No Error. (e) Q46. It is universally true (a) / that an honest and hardworking (b) / man is always (c) / a happy man. (d)/ No Error. (e)Q47. I heard that Mohan (a) / as well as his parents were present (b) / in the wedding ceremony (c) / of his brother. (d) / No Error. (e) Q48. They talked over (a) / the matter for (b) / many hours without (c) / arriving to any decision. (d) / No Error. (e) Q49. Whenever I see her (a) / I feel that (b) / she resembles to (c) / her deceased mother. (d) / No Error. (e) Q50. 1am accustomed with (a) / hard work and (b) /I generally do not (c) / get tired easily. (d) / No Error. (e)there is ‘No error’, the answer is (e) . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.) Q1. One of my friend (a) / is both a novelist (b) /anda poet (c) / of repute (d) / No error. (e) Q2. No sooner he left the office (a) / than it started (b) / raining heavily (c) / to make him completely wet. (d) / No error. (e) Q3. While Xi said China (a) / was committed to the denuclearisation of (b) / the Korean peninsula, he did not announce (c) /any new steps to squeeze the reclu- sive regime(d) . No error (e). Q4. If one of the candidates choose (a) / to leave be- fore the examination is over (b) / allow him (c) / todo so. (d) / No error. (e) Q5. Whom (a) / do you plan to invite (b) / to your party besides (c) / Mr. Rao and I? (d) / No error. (e) Q6. The ongoing merger among (a) /the two com- panies will (b) /have an adverse(c) /impact on con- sumers.(d) /No error(e) . Q7. It is evident that (a) /the banking sector has un- derwent (b) /tremendous change during(c) /the past two decades.(d) /No error(e). Q8. According to the consultant (a) / a more detail analysis of (b) /customer needs (c) /and product pric- ing is required.(d) /No error(e) . Q9. Over the next five years (a) /the government needs to invest (b) / at less 350 billion dollars (c) /in rural infrastructure .(d) /No error (e). Q10. The lack of no funds (a) / has resulted in sev- eral (b) /delays in launching our (c) /new products in India .(d) /No error(e) .Q11. Sheela had to travel all the way back (a) / when she remembered that (b) / she had forgot to take (c)/ important documents with her. (d) / No error (e) Q12. The party is holding a meeting (a) / in order to begin the (b) / painful and difficult process (c) / of re- think its political strategy. (d) / No error (e) Q13. The only bad thing about (a) / these flowers are the (b) / pollen which causes (c) / allergy in many people. (d) /No error (e) Q14.Arun is not only eminent (a) /for his writings in English (b) /but also for his (c) /paintings on spiritual themes. (d) / No error (e) Q15. This is the only organization (a) / which could somehow continue (b) / to making profits (c) / in the face of recession. (d) / No error (e) Q16. If the teacher is good (a) /the students (b) / will respond (c) / positively to them. (d) / No error (e) Q17. As it was Rajan’s (a) / first interview, he dressed him (b) /in his most (c) / formal suit. (d) / No error (e) Q18. Whatever be the work (a) / that which you un- dertake (b) / put your best efforts (c) / in it. (d) / No error (e) Q19. All the doctors were (a) / puzzled on the (b) / strange symptoms (c) / reported by the patient. (d) / No error (e) Q20. He has been working on (a) / the problem froma long time (b) / but is still not (c) / able to solve it. (d) / No error (e) Q21. They stayed in Kashmir (a) / for a very short (b) / period of time and then (c) / they returned home. (d) / No error. (e) Q22. Despite of the best efforts (a) / made by the government (b) / the condition of the country is (c) / going from bad to worse. (d) / No error. (e)SEER gr Ree Rec ER ERRREee Q23. The college library is (a) /not only equipped with (b) /very good books, but also (c) /with the latest journals.(d) /No error (e) Q24. Numerous people in India (a) / are dying from cancer (b) / but the government seems (c) / to be ig- norant of this fact. (d) / No error. (e) Q25. The sum and substance (a) / of the speech of the leader was (b) / that the country’s (c) / future was bleak. (d) / No error. (e) Q26. The issues were complex (a) / and especially the members (b) / of the committee (c) / have made them obscure. (d) / No error. (e) Q27. Ithought that he (a) / would come and give (b) / me the latest information (c) / about the patient. (d) / No error. (e) Q28. I was surprised (a) / to know why had he turned (b) / down such a good offer (c) / of marriage. (d) / No error. (e) Q29. Mohan said that he was going to (a) / the library and wanted to (b) / know that I could (c) / accompany him. (d) / No error. (e) Q30. All of us (a) / surprised (b) / to see an old man of (c) / sixty taking part in the Marathon held last month. (d) / No error. (e) Q31. He told her (a) / that he had never seen (b) / her with his (c) / mind’s eye. (d) / No error. (e) Q32. Allthe flowers (a) / in his garden will surely die (b) / before the rains (c) / will fall. (d) / No error. (e) Q33. The dog (a) / Ihave bought (b) / looks more ferocious (c) / than you have. (d) / No error. (e) Q34. Everybody (a) / who was working in that office gave (b) / a day’s pay as their contributions (c) / to the dependants of Dr. Sonu who had died on duty. (d) / No error (e)Q35. This book is (a) / undoubtedly preferable than (b) / that in many respects and its printing (c) / is also comparatively good. (d) / No error. (e) Q36. The audience will flock (a) / to his concerts to hear him to sing (b) / as they perceive a sense of pu- rity and piquancy in his music that is hard (c) / to come by today. (d) / No error. (e) Q37. It is better to stay at home (a) / than to walk in the street (b) / when there erupts (c) / a communal riot in the town .(d) / No error. (e) Q38. ‘Under no circumstances (a) / we can help (b) / you in this illegal (c) / work’, said the Manager. (d) / No error. (e) Q39. Not only we lost (a) / what he had on our dis- posal, (b) / but we also (c) / lost our patience. (d) / No error. (e) Q40. Under a tree (a) / was sitting the saint (b) / whom we had seen (c) / somewhere else. (d) / No error. (e) Q41. Having worked (a) / for the whole day (b) / you could have taken some rest (c) / and start work to- morrow. (d) / No error. (e) Q42. Scarcely had he (a) / gone a few steps (b) / that he was told by someone (c) / that his mother was no more. (d) / No error. (e) Q43. Seldom or (a) / ever have I tried my (b) / best to defend my friends, who are after (c) / all guilty to some extent. (d) / No error. (e) Q44. Dogs soon know (a) / the person whom (b) / they are (c) / kindly treated. (d) / No error. (e) Q45. If she had told me that (a) / her husband never lived (b) / within his means, I would not (c) / have lent him the money. (d) /No error. (e)Q35. This book is (a) / undoubtedly preferable than (b) / that in many respects and its printing (c) / is also comparatively good. (d) / No error. (e) Q36. The audience will flock (a) / to his concerts to hear him to sing (b) / as they perceive a sense of pu- rity and piquancy in his music that is hard (c) / to come by today. (d) / No error. (e) Q37. It is better to stay at home (a) / than to walk in the street (b) / when there erupts (c) / a communal riot in the town .(d) / No error. (e) Q38. ‘Under no circumstances (a) / we can help (b) / you in this illegal (c) / work’, said the Manager. @/ No error. (e) Q39. Not only we lost (a) / what he had on our dis- posal, (b) / but we also (c) / lost our patience. (d) / No error. (e) Q40. Under a tree (a) / was sitting the saint (b) / whom we had seen (c) / somewhere else. (4) / No error. (e) Q41. Having worked (a) / for the whole day (b) / you could have taken some rest (c) / and start work to- morrow. (d) / No error. (e) 42. Scarcely had he (a) / gone a few steps (b) / that he was told by someone (c) / that his mother was no more. (d) / No error. (e) Q43. Seldom or (a) / ever have I tried my (b) / best to defend my friends, who are after (c) / all guilty to some extent. (d) / No error. (e) Q44. Dogs soon know (a) / the person whom (b) / they are (c)/ kindly treated. (d) / No error. (e) Q45. If she had told me that (a) / her husband never lived (b) / within his means, I would not (c) / have lent him the money. (d) /No error. (e)