Question 1 of 15
She _____ to work by bus every day.
With he, she or it, the present simple verb takes -s. 'She goes', not 'She go'.
He / She / It के साथ verb में -s लगता है — 'She goes'.
Question 2 of 15
I bought _____ umbrella yesterday because it was raining.
'An' goes before a vowel sound. Umbrella begins with the vowel sound /ʌ/, so 'an umbrella'.
Umbrella की शुरुआत vowel sound से होती है, इसलिए 'an' लगेगा।
Question 3 of 15
The meeting is _____ Monday morning.
Use 'on' with days and dates — on Monday, on 5 June. 'In' is for months and years, 'at' for clock times.
दिन और date के साथ हमेशा 'on' — on Monday, on 5 June.
Question 4 of 15
I need some _____ about the admission process.
Information is uncountable in English. It has no plural and takes no 'a/an' — say 'some information' or 'a piece of information'.
Information uncountable है — इसका plural नहीं होता। 'informations' गलत है।
Question 5 of 15
Yesterday I _____ a film with my brother.
'Yesterday' fixes the action at a finished past time, so the past simple is required: watched.
Yesterday जैसे finished time के साथ simple past आता है।
Question 6 of 15
I _____ in Delhi since 2019.
'Since' marks an action that started in the past and is still true now — that needs the present perfect: have lived.
Since का मतलब है काम अब भी चल रहा है — present perfect चाहिए।
Question 7 of 15
The meeting has been _____ until next week.
'Put off' means to postpone. 'Put up' is to tolerate or to accommodate, 'put down' to criticise or to set something down.
'Put off' = टालना, postpone करना।
Question 8 of 15
If it _____ tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.
In a first conditional, the 'if' clause stays in the present simple even though it refers to the future. 'Will' belongs only in the main clause.
First conditional में if के बाद present tense आता है, will नहीं।
Question 9 of 15
She suggested _____ the deadline by a week.
'Suggest' is followed by the -ing form, not the infinitive. 'She suggested extending', never 'suggested to extend'.
Suggest के बाद -ing form आती है — 'suggested extending'.
Question 10 of 15
He told the client he _____ the report the previous evening.
In reported speech, a past simple action shifts back to the past perfect — 'I finished' becomes 'he had finished'.
Reported speech में past simple, past perfect बन जाता है।
Question 11 of 15
The manager asked me to _____ the issue with the client politely.
'Raise' takes an object — you raise an issue. 'Rise' has no object (prices rise), and 'arise' means to come about on its own.
Raise के साथ object आता है — 'raise an issue'. Rise अपने आप होता है।
Question 12 of 15
Hardly _____ the office when the phone rang.
A sentence opening with a negative adverb such as 'hardly', 'seldom' or 'never' inverts the subject and auxiliary: had I left.
Hardly / Never / Seldom से sentence शुरू हो तो inversion होता है।
Question 13 of 15
The committee recommended that he _____ reinstated immediately.
After recommend, suggest, insist or demand, English uses the subjunctive — the bare form 'be', with no tense agreement.
Recommend / suggest / insist के बाद subjunctive आता है — सिर्फ़ 'be'.
Question 14 of 15
The report was thorough, but its conclusions were rather _____ — it never quite committed to a recommendation.
'Equivocal' means deliberately unclear, open to more than one reading — exactly the sense of refusing to commit.
Equivocal = गोल-मोल, जो साफ़ position न ले।
Question 15 of 15
When a British colleague calls your proposal 'not bad at all', they usually mean it is:
British understatement routinely dials praise down. 'Not bad at all' is real approval — often stronger than a plain 'good'.
British understatement — 'not bad at all' का मतलब actually बहुत अच्छा होता है।
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