Sentence Improvement
Ladakh Prison Department · English · 78 practice questions with answers and explanations: 42 Easy, 35 Medium, 1 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
Improve the sentence: "One of my friend is a doctor."
- One of my friends is a doctor.
- One of my friend are a doctor.
- One of my friends are a doctor.
- No improvement
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Answer: A. 'One of' is followed by a plural noun and a singular verb.
Sample Easy question 2
Improve the sentence: "She is very much interested for music."
- She is very much interested at music.
- She is very much interested in music.
- She is very much interested on music.
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Answer: B. The collocation is 'interested in'.
Sample Easy question 3
Improve the sentence: "He is too weak to walk."
- He is very weak to walk.
- He is so weak to walk.
- He is too weak for walk.
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Answer: D. The sentence is correct.
Sample Medium question 4
Improve the sentence: "Neither of the two answers are correct."
- Neither of the two answers is correct
- Neither of the two answer is correct
- Neither of the two answers were correct
- No improvement needed
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Answer: A. 'Neither' takes a singular verb: 'is correct'.
Sample Medium question 5
Improve the sentence: "The number of students in the class is increasing day by day."
- The numbers of students in the class is increasing day by day
- The number of students in the class are increasing day by day
- No improvement needed
- The number of student in the class is increasing day by day
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Answer: C. 'The number of' takes a singular verb, so 'is increasing' is already correct.
Sample Medium question 6
Improve the sentence: "She is more taller than her sister."
- She is taller than her sister
- She is much more taller than her sister
- She is more tall than her sister
- No improvement needed
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Answer: A. 'Taller' is already comparative, so 'more' is redundant and should be removed.
Sample Hard question 7
Improve the sentence: "He is one of the greatest scholars that has ever lived."
- He is the one of greatest scholars that has ever lived.
- He is one of the greatest scholars that have ever lived.
- He is one of the greatest scholars who has ever lived.
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Answer: B. 'That' refers to 'scholars' (plural): 'have'.
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