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Complex carbohydrates (A) such as whole grain foods (B) as well fruits and vegetables, (C) provide lasting energy because they take long time (D) to digest. (E) No error

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Ronald Reagan (A) used simple, direct (B) language which was forceful (C) to make his points (D) clear to the audience. (E) No error

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In (A) the USA and other European countries, sending (B) a SMS to (C) wish someone (D) is considered as an insult. (E) No error

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(A) Prudent and preservation have (B) their place, (C) so do experimentation and (D) curiosity. (E) No error

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(A) On the doctor's table, (B) we noticed that he also (C) has (D) several big bruises on his legs. (E) No error

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(A) Feeling weary as he drove his car (B) towards the coast, Kane (C) stops several times to walk (D) around in the fresh air. (E) No error

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If any one of my (A) three boys happens to break something, (B) instead of chastising (C) them for (D) carelessness, I now prefer to celebrate his boyhood. (E) No error

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Dorothy Aragones is (A) three years old, has curly blond hair, (B) her eyes are gree-brown in colour and eerily blue tinged lips, (C) as if she'd just (D) stepped out of a freezing ocean. (E) No error

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(A) During some operations, (B) a patient's (C) entire blood supply is (D) drained in the bypass machine. (E) No error

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If (A) your fatigue is not due to (B) an underlying illness or (C) drug side affect, lifestyle changes (D) can make a significant difference. (E) No error

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(A) The doctors (B) thought that the operation was (C) extreme difficult, if (D) not impossible. (E) No error

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(A) Like most boys (B) I spent my days playing games and (C) ran in the fields (D) with my friends. (E) No error

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No matter how (A) hard you try, you (B) will never be able to grasp (C) just how tiny, spatially (D) unassuming, is a proton. (E) No error

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(A) Despite of entering middle age, the book (B) continues to delight both the young and (C) the old in (D) ever-increasing numbers. (E) No error

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He (A) decided (B) to live with his family in (C) the Canada (D) from next year onwards. (E) No error

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(A) More than anything else greeting cards (B) help you to keep (C) alive the (D) found memories of your loved ones. (E) No error

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(A) Work hard, lest you (B) may fail (C) in your (D) forthcoming exams. (E) No error

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After (A) several months, dad and Tom (B) got to know (C) one another (D) quite well. (E) No error

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Kimberly (A) helped her daughter (B) to change into a yellow gown with clowns on (C) them while she (D) stepped into a gauzy white suit with a hood and mask. (E) No error

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(A) A year after (B) the marriage, (C) the couple hardly spent (D) no time together. (E) No error

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(A) Sometime the money Yi-ming’s (B) father made tapping rubber on a plantation (C) wasn’t enough to buy (D) even food. (E) No error

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She (A) tried hard to please her new family, (B) and her mother-in-law (C) often dumped her cooking (D) in the garbage. No error

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(A) Despite his size - (B) five foot three and 58 kg - the shy 14 year old hoped (C) to qualify in (D) autumn for the schools junior football team. (E) No error

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(A) In October 1982 the Boldos (B) had established the Emmanuel SOS – Adoption foundation (C) in Belgium to find (D) adoptive homes for disabled orphans. (E) No error

Directions: The sentence given below is divided into four parts (A), (B), (C) and (D). One of these parts may contain an error. You have to indicate that part as your answer. If there is no error, mark (E) as your answer.

He decided (A) not to say (B) nothing in the matter (C) in which his brother (D) was involved. (E) No error