Set 9

1. 5) It is indeed a sad farce that in spite of having worked so hard, the product team could not achieve its targets.
2. 4) I have fired him because he does not have the grace to perform his assigned tasks efficiently.

Set 10:-

1. (3) BAAAB
2. (2) BBAAA
3. (2) BBBAB
4. (4) ABBAB
5. (1) AABBA

Set 11

He is biding(A)/bidding(B) his time so that he can enter the biding(A)/bidding(B) process at the right time

AA
AB
BA
BB

Set 9

1. Farce
1) Being a comedian with some oratorical skills to her credit, she often used to farce her speeches with subtle wit and humour.
2) The play was a farce, with exaggerated humour, and was good for simple, light
entertainment.
3) The meeting between the management and the employees' union was a farce as it ended in a shouting match and no concrete decisions were taken.
4) The recent rigged elections in Iran were a farce, resulting in a comprehensive victory for the ruling party.
5) It is indeed a sad farce that in spite of having worked so hard, the product team could not achieve its targets.

2. Grace
1) 'It was only by God's grace that I escaped that terrible sandstorm,' said Fred.
2) It would have been impossible for me to stay in their good grace for so long if I had not proved my loyalty to the
revolution.
3) She walked with a grace that transcended all imagination and earthly notions of beauty.
4) I have fired him because he does not have the grace to perform his assigned tasks efficiently.
5) The chief guest refused to grace with her presence the occasion of the inauguration of the new library as she had developed some serious differences with the management.

Takes in Bold...:)

set 9

5
4

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Set 9:

1.5
2.4

Set 10
1- 1 (BABAA)
2- 5 (BABAB)
3- 2 (BBBAB)
4- 2 (BBABB)
5- 1 (AABBA)

set 10:-

1)(2)babab
2)(2) bbaaa
3)(2) bbbab
4)(1) babba
5)(2) aaaba

Set 9
1- 1
2- 5

Set 9

1 -no idea :splat:
2 -4 again not sure :splat:

Set 10

1-2
2-2
3-2
4- confused
5-2

set 9

5
4

Set 10:-

1. Anita wore a beautiful broach (A)/brooch(B) on the lapel of her jacket.
If you want to complain about the amenities in your neighbourhood, please meet your councillor(A)/counselor(B).
I would like your advice(A)/advise(B) on which job I should choose.
The last scene provided a climactic(A)/climatic(B) ending to the film.
Jeans that flair(A)/flare(B) at the bottom are in fashion these days.

(1) BABAA
(2) BABAB
(3) BAAAB
(4) ABABA
(5) BAABA


2. The cake had lots of currents(A)/currants(B) and nuts in it.
If you engage in such exceptional(A)/exceptionable(B) behaviour, I will be forced to punish you.
He has the same capacity as an adult to consent(A)/assent(B) to surgical treatment.
The minister is obliged(A)/compelled(B) to report regularly to a parliamentary board.
His analysis of the situation is far too sanguine(A)/genuine(B).

(1) BBABA
(2) BBAAA
(3) BBBBA
(4) ABBAB
(5) BABAB

3. She managed to bite back the ironic(A)/caustic(B) retort on the tip of her tongue.
He gave an impassioned and valid(A)/cogent(B) plea for judicial reform.
I am not adverse(A)/averse(B) to helping out.
The coupe(A)/coup(B) broke away as the train climbed the hill.
They heard the bells peeling(A)/pealing(B) far and wide.

(1) BBABA
(2) BBBAB
(3) BAABB
(4) ABBAA
(5) BBBBA

4. We were not successful in defusing(A)/diffusing(B) the Gurus ideas.
The students baited(A)/bated(B) the instructor with irrelevant questions.
The hoard(A)/horde(B) rushed into the campus.
The prisoners interment(A)/internment(B) came to an end with his early release.
The hockey team could not deal with his unsociable(A)/unsocial(B) tendencies.
(1) BABBA
(2) BBABB
(3) BABAA
(4) ABBAB
(5) AABBA

5. The cricket council that was / were elected last March is / are at sixes and sevens over new rules.
The critics censored / censured the new movie because of its social unacceptability.
Amits explanation for missing the meeting was credulous /credible ,
She coughed discreetly /discretely to announce her presence.
(1) AABBA
(2) AAABA
(3) BBBBA
(4) BBAAA
(5) BBBAA

set 9
1. dont know :(
2. 4 (not sure though)

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Set 9

1. Farce
1) Being a comedian with some oratorical skills to her credit, she often used to farce her speeches with subtle wit and humour.
2) The play was a farce, with exaggerated humour, and was good for simple, light
entertainment.
3) The meeting between the management and the employees' union was a farce as it ended in a shouting match and no concrete decisions were taken.
4) The recent rigged elections in Iran were a farce, resulting in a comprehensive victory for the ruling party.
5) It is indeed a sad farce that in spite of having worked so hard, the product team could not achieve its targets.

2. Grace
1) 'It was only by God's grace that I escaped that terrible sandstorm,' said Fred.
2) It would have been impossible for me to stay in their good grace for so long if I had not proved my loyalty to the
revolution.
3) She walked with a grace that transcended all imagination and earthly notions of beauty.
4) I have fired him because he does not have the grace to perform his assigned tasks efficiently.
5) The chief guest refused to grace with her presence the occasion of the inauguration of the new library as she had developed some serious differences with the management.

Set 8

OA

1. In , 'prime' refers to a stage or period where a person is at their best, with reference to their skills, power, position, etc. In , 'prime' means of the highest value. In , a 'prime' number is a positive integer that is not divisible without remainder by any integer except itself and 1. In , 'prime' is a verb that means to brief or give information about something to someone. Only in is the usage of 'prime' wrong, where it is used to refer to a fundamental flaw in Johnson's nature. Hence, .

2. 'Flags' can be used as a short form of 'flagstones', which are flat slabs of stone used for paving; so is a correct usage. is the simplest meaning of 'flag' - a piece of cloth that symbolizes a nation. 'Flags' in means dwindles. In , it means to mark something as requiring attention. But the word is incorrectly used in - the correct word there should be 'flogs', which means to beat with a whip, stick, etc. Hence, .

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SET-8
1.Prime
1) Johnson's prime attitude is to neglect his work and while away crucial time.
2. Flags
4) The film begins with a scene in which a teacher flags a disobedient pupil with a cane.

Set 8

1 1) Johnson's prime attitude is to neglect his work and while away crucial time.
2 The garden path was paved with flags.

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Set 8
1- 2 and 1st me confusion h. plz anyone explain.

P.S. going wid 1 bt need explanation.

2- 4

Set 8


1) 5
2) 4

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Set 8
5
4
ans plz

set 8
1) 5
2) 4

Set 8
1)5
2)4

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Set 8

1.5) It is important to prime the cabinet ministers as to the technical aspects of their respective jobs before commencing work.
2. 3) After a scandal like this, people's confidence in their elected leaders flags.

Takes on Set 8:-

1. 1) Johnson's prime attitude is to neglect his work and while away crucial time.
2. 1) The garden path was paved with flags.

Set 8:
1.5
2.1

Set 8:
1. 1
2. 4

Set 8
1.Prime
1) Johnson's prime attitude is to neglect his work and while away crucial time.
2. Flags
4) The film begins with a scene in which a teacher flags a disobedient pupil with a cane.
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Set 8

1) 5
2) 3

Set 8

1. 5
2. 1

Set 8
1-5
2-4

Set 8

1) 5
2) 1

Set 8

1.Prime
1) Johnson's prime attitude is to neglect his work and while away crucial time.
2) In his prime, Sachin Tendulkar was a batsman feared for his skills the world over.
3) The builder had been eyeing some prime commercial lots in the city.
4) 2 is the only even prime number.
5) It is important to prime the cabinet ministers as to the technical aspects of their respective jobs before commencing work.

2. Flags
1) The garden path was paved with flags.
2) He can identify the flags of more than a hundred different countries.
3) After a scandal like this, people's confidence in their elected leaders flags.
4) The film begins with a scene in which a teacher flags a disobedient pupil with a cane.
5) This word-processing software flags incorrect spellings of words in a document.

SEt 6

OA

1. Credible means believable, reliable and creditable means deserving credit or praise; credible fits into first and third sentence since it is used as believable or reliableandcreditablefits intothe secondandfourth sentence in context of deserving praise or credit.
Hence, (3).


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Set 6
1)3
2)2

Set 6

1>professed
2>assisted

hey any books available for learning word usage??plzz suggest

Let some more people post their answers.then will post the OA..

Ok thanku :)

Hi Puys,

What is the best way to learn the correct word usage , Good Reading will surely help but is there any thing more specific that we can do.??
Any source of practice material , apart from this thread?

Thanks,
jf

Set 6

3
2

Set 6


1.3
2. 2.
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Set 6
3,2

Set 6



P.S: I am very weak in this section so kndly reply what's the correct answer :)

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swagat.sid Says

credible/creditable someone help me with the difference

credible- something which is believable
creditable- praiseworthy

credible/creditable someone help me with the difference

Set 6


My take:
1) 4
2) 1






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Set 6
1)3
2)2

While Gandhi remained a firm believer in God, he __(1)___that 'Truth is God', was a better statement that Ontological belief than 'God is Truth'. So stated, his ontological belief, he felt, could be ___(2)____ even by his agnostic and atheistic opponents.

1) maintained, claimed, declared, professed or enunciated

2) shared, assisted, accompanied, rejected or challenged

explain..

1) professed
2) shared