Which of the following sentences are grammatically CORRECT? 1. Have you any clothes to dispose of? 2. I saw a pleasant dream last night. 3. I have done it many a times safely. 4. Students struggle to cope up with academic pressure. 5. You need not give negative feedback to your employees. 6. My friend is good at playing football.

Read the poem carefully, and answer the following question. I smiled at you because I thought that you / Were someone else; you smiled back; and there grew / Between two strangers in a library / Something that seems like love; but you loved me / (If that’s the word) because you t…

Carefully read the following statement: The moment we no longer have a free press, anything can happen. What makes it_____ for a totalitarian or any other dictatorship to rule is that _____ are not informed; how can you have an opinion if you are not informed? If everybody always…

Read the passage carefully and answer the following question. Geologists have been investigating a potential cycle in geological events for a long time. Back in the 1920s and 30s, scientists of the era had suggested that the geological record had a 30-million-year cycle, while in…

Carefully read the following statement: When I ask people to name three recently implemented technologies that most impact our world today, they usually propose the computers, the Internet and the laser. All three were unplanned, ___________, and_____________ upon their discovery…

Which of the following sentences have INCORRECT usage of preposition? 1. The manager was sitting at the desk. 2. My work is superior to yours. 3. I prefer coffee than tea. 4. She was accused for stealing gold. 5. This is an exception to the rule. 6. They are leaving to England so…

Arrange the following sentences in a LOGICAL sequence: 1. But when it comes to companies that lack computer programmers, the government is far more sympathetic. 2. As a result, limited access to foreign talent is a common gripe of tech founders and venture capitalists. 3. And, de…

Arrange the following sentences in a LOGICAL sequence: 1. In America, primary-age pupils are on average five months behind where they would usually be in maths, and four months in reading, according to McKinsey, a consultancy. 2. As a new school year gets under way in many countr…

Read the passage carefully and answer the following question. One theory of accidents is what experts call the Swiss Cheese model. A slab of swiss cheese has several holes, randomly and unevenly distributed over its surface. If several slabs are stacked together, it would be impo…