MOCK TEST (Questions Set 9) – Useful For WBCS, CGL/CHSL/MTS and WBP/KP Constable, etc

Sol. “Acquainted with (someone/something)” – is a fixed use, which means to be familiar with (someone/something).

Sol. “To be fond of (someone/something)” – is a fixed use, which means to like someone or something very much.

Sol. “To be famous for (something)” – is a fixed use, which means to be known for something.

Sol. “To be addicted to (something)” - is a fixed use. If you say that someone is addicted to something, you mean that they like it very much and want to spend as much time doing it as possible.

Sol. “To be relevant to (something/someone)” - is a fixed use. Something that is relevant to a situation or person is important or significant in that situation or to that person.

Sol. “Be disgusted at/by (something)” - is a fixed use, which means feeling extreme dislike or disapproval of something.

Sol. Use ‘careful’ - in place of - ‘carefully’. The word ‘consideration’ is a noun, and we use anadjective to qualify a noun. ‘Careful’ is an adjective and ‘carefully’ is an adverb.

Sol. Remove ‘not’. The formation “lest + should” gives us a negative meaning. Therefore, we don’t need to use “not”.

Sol. The word ‘advice’ is a noun and has no plural form. ‘Advise’ is a verb.

Sol. ‘Two hours ago’ tells us that the sentence talks aobut the past time. Therefore, the sentence should be in the past simple tense instead of the present perfect tense.