Sentence Correction Mixed Practice - V
| Description: Sentence Correction Mixed Practice - V | |
| Number of Questions: 10 | |
| Created by: Prajapati Rathore | |
| Tags: Sentence Correction Mixed Practice - V Parallelism Preposition and Conjunction Quantity Words Pronoun Usage Others Subject Verb Agreement |
Sheshadri became Ravi Shankar’s student and protégé when he was eighteen and, for a few years in the 1970’s, came as close to being a carbon copy of the sitar virtuoso in performance as anyone has ever come.
Surgeons, teachers, security guards, stores salesmen, and indeed anyone who stands on their feet for long hours can get varicose veins.
By 1930s, seven of the Asian countries had granted women the right to vote, but only one in the Europe.
Jobs broke with the management at Apple in a bitter dispute over the control of the company.
Contrary to popular belief, saturated fat in dairy products might not be harmful for the human heart after all.
Despite its attractive returns, investing in real estate can still pose risks, ranging from the potential for outright fraud in some cases to the lack of a regulatory framework to protect investors and a complete lack of transparency in others.
By bringing better prices and a menu of customisable options, such as capacity of hard disk drive and variable RAM, the new computer company has not only captured customers from other computer companies but also forced them to offer similar prices.
Geniuses are marked not so much by their intelligence but instead by the fact that this intelligence reaches its full productive potential at the right moment.
Exigencies in politics do not always result from rancour; for parties, like individuals, can find themselves locked into untenable positions.
Pierre and Marie, a husband-and-wife scientist team, worked thoroughly and diligently through the summer, but sipping their tea one morning, she noticed that he seemed distracted.