Verbs, Modal Auxiliaries & Non-Finite Verbs (क्रियापदे व सहाय्यकारी क्रियापदे) प्रश्न उत्तरे - इंग्रजी भाषा व व्याकरण (English Language & Grammar) (MPSC Group B / Rajyaseva)
Verbs, Modal Auxiliaries & Non-Finite Verbs (क्रियापदे व सहाय्यकारी क्रियापदे) या प्रकरणातील मागील वर्षांचे महत्त्वाचे प्रश्न (PYQs), अचूक उत्तरतालिका आणि सविस्तर मराठी स्पष्टीकरण. MPSC Group B / Rajyaseva साठी उपयुक्त.
Which suffix to the word "develop -" will make the sentence meaningful?
"The develop ________ of the new technology has seen significant improvement".
a. - er
b. - ed
c. - ment
d. - ing
Which suffix to the word "develop -" will make the sentence meaningful?
"The develop ________ of the new technology has seen significant improvement".
a. - er
b. - ed
c. - ment
d. - ing
(a) He lives in Khurja in Bulandshahr.
(b) He has fallen into the river.
(c) Divide the property among all the brothers.
Identify the correct sentence/s.
(a) He lives in Khurja in Bulandshahr.
(b) He has fallen into the river.
(c) Divide the property among all the brothers.
Identify the correct sentence/s.
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option given below the sentence.
"Our school ________ rivals easily."
a. beat
b. bit
c. beet
d. bet
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option given below the sentence.
"Our school ________ rivals easily."
a. beat
b. bit
c. beet
d. bet
Identify the correctly spelt word underlined, in the following sentences.
a. Her constant criticism began to alienate her friends and family.
b. Her constant criticism began to allienate her friends and family.
c. Her constant criticism began to allienated her friends and family.
d. Her constant criticism began to aliennate her friends and family.
Identify the correctly spelt word underlined, in the following sentences.
a. Her constant criticism began to alienate her friends and family.
b. Her constant criticism began to allienate her friends and family.
c. Her constant criticism began to allienated her friends and family.
d. Her constant criticism began to aliennate her friends and family.
(i) Madhu likes Mangoes.
(ii) The old man sat in a corner.
The verbs underlined in the sentence (i) and (ii) above are _____ verbs respectively.
(a) transitive, transitive
(b) transitive, intransitive
(c) intransitive, intransitive
(d) intransitive, transitive
(i) Madhu likes Mangoes.
(ii) The old man sat in a corner.
The verbs underlined in the sentence (i) and (ii) above are _____ verbs respectively.
(a) transitive, transitive
(b) transitive, intransitive
(c) intransitive, intransitive
(d) intransitive, transitive
This would set the pattern for a generation.
Identify the correct meaning of the underlined.
This would set the pattern for a generation.
Identify the correct meaning of the underlined.
Spot the part in which there is error in the following sentence:
"The cost of / all the necessaries / have / gone up."
a b c d
Spot the part in which there is error in the following sentence:
"The cost of / all the necessaries / have / gone up."
a b c d
'We ought to inculcate patriotic feelings in the youth'.
The Modal underlined in the sentence above expresses
a. Moral obligation
b. External compulsion
c. National obligation
d. Mild compulsion
'We ought to inculcate patriotic feelings in the youth'.
The Modal underlined in the sentence above expresses
a. Moral obligation
b. External compulsion
c. National obligation
d. Mild compulsion
Identify the categories of the verbs underlined in the following sentences.
a. I feel some pain from the injury.
b. The comforter feels soft.
c. We taste the fine wines.
d. The wine tastes fine.
Identify the categories of the verbs underlined in the following sentences.
a. I feel some pain from the injury.
b. The comforter feels soft.
c. We taste the fine wines.
d. The wine tastes fine.
Bad habits should be destroyed in the beginning.
Select the correct phrase for the underlined.
Bad habits should be destroyed in the beginning.
Select the correct phrase for the underlined.
Which of the following best captures the central analogy of the passage?
a. Society is like a market that needs regulations.
b. Society is like a battlefield requiring strength.
c. Society is like a sick patient needing careful treatment.
d. Society is like a school needing discipline.
Which of the following best captures the central analogy of the passage?
b. Society is like a battlefield requiring strength.
c. Society is like a sick patient needing careful treatment.
d. Society is like a school needing discipline.
'We are going to discuss all the issues in detail.'
The form 'be going to' underlined in the sentence above expresses:
'We are going to discuss all the issues in detail.'
The form 'be going to' underlined in the sentence above expresses:
Which of the following statements are true in the context of the given passage?
a. The author believes national problems can be fixed without personal sacrifice.
b. Corruption and inequality are presented as symptoms of the country's condition.
c. Wealthy people are described as getting less than they deserve.
d. Improving the country is compared to nursing a sick patient back to health.
e. The passage suggests effort is unnecessary for social progress.
Which of the following statements are true in the context of the given passage?
a. The author believes national problems can be fixed without personal sacrifice.
b. Corruption and inequality are presented as symptoms of the country's condition.
c. Wealthy people are described as getting less than they deserve.
d. Improving the country is compared to nursing a sick patient back to health.
e. The passage suggests effort is unnecessary for social progress.
Which of the following sentences indicate the subjunctive mood?
a. Is he really making things difficult.
b. Come what may, we will go ahead.
c. It is necessary for every member to inform himself of these rules.
d. Run to the shop.
Which of the following sentences indicate the subjunctive mood?
a. Is he really making things difficult.
b. Come what may, we will go ahead.
c. It is necessary for every member to inform himself of these rules.
d. Run to the shop.
'Come up to' implies
a. to be very near
b. to approach to
c. to be equal to
d. to try to join hands
'Come up to' implies
a. to be very near
b. to approach to
c. to be equal to
d. to try to join hands
'He gave out that he was soon going to Canada.'
The phrase underlined in the sentence above means:
'He gave out that he was soon going to Canada.'
The phrase underlined in the sentence above means:
Identify from the following the sentence, with the correct use of preposition.
a. He insisted to leave immediately.
b. He insisted for leaving immediately.
c. He insisted on leaving immediately.
d. He insisted upon leaving immediately.
Identify from the following the sentence, with the correct use of preposition.
a. He insisted to leave immediately.
b. He insisted for leaving immediately.
c. He insisted on leaving immediately.
d. He insisted upon leaving immediately.
Identify the type of mood expressed in the sentence.
'The inspector inspected the school.'
a. Subjunctive
b. Imperative
c. Indicative
d. Conjunctive
Identify the type of mood expressed in the sentence.
'The inspector inspected the school.'
a. Subjunctive
b. Imperative
c. Indicative
d. Conjunctive
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