MOCK TEST (Questions Set 6) – Useful For WBCS, CGL/CHSL/MTS and WBP/KP Constable, etc

Sol. Use ‘being served’ in the given space. The sentence has passive meaning. It means the subject doesn’t like when someone serves him/her hot drinks.

Sol. Use ‘to sing’ in the given space. Infintive (to + v1) form of the verb should be used here after the verb ‘continue’. The correct formation remains: to continue to do something.

Sol. Use ‘higher’ in the given space. The sentence should be formed in comaprative form to talk about the degree of increment of climbing. Ex- the higher we climbed, the thinner the air became.

Sol. Use the preposition ‘on’ in the given space. When we talk about days, preposition ‘on’ is used. Ex- She waas born on Friday.

Sol. Use ‘by’ in the given space. When a vehicle is given without any article/possessive degree/colour degree (ex- red car, my car, the car, etc.), we use the preposition ‘by’ before it. Ex- She went in her office by taxi. Ex- She went in her office in a (red) taxi.

Sol. Use ‘need’ - in place of - ‘needed’. This is a general sentence, so it will be in the present simple only.

Sol. Use ‘at’ – in place of – ‘on’. (At the centre of something – is a fixed use.)

Sol. Options to do something. We’ll use an infinitive (to + v1) after ‘options’.

Ex- You still have options to choose and decide.

Sol. Use ‘took’ - in place of - ‘had took’. “It's time that + past tense” means it's past time for [the action] to have taken place. This form carries more urgency, since the action should have taken place but hasn't. ex- Gosh! It’s almost midnight. It’s time we went home.