A. Official
B. None of these
C. Largely
D. In spite from
Explanation
The correct phrase is " in spite of ", not " in spite from ".
" In spite of " means despite .
Correct sentence: "English became the official language for business in spite of the fact that the population was largely Chinese."
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A. None of these
B. Want
C. I'm
D. Disclear
Explanation
" Disclear " is not a correct English word — the proper word is " unclear ."
The sentence should be: "I'm unclear about what you want me to do."
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A. None of these
B. Office?
C. Come
D. Have
Explanation
The correct sentence should be: "I am tired as I have just come back home from my office. "
Incorrect Punctuation :
The question mark (?) is incorrect because the sentence is a statement, not a question.
It should end with a period (.).
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A. In
B. To study
C. Have
D. None of these
Explanation
The sentence uses " before I went " (past tense), so " have studied " (present perfect) is incorrect. It should be " I had studied " (past perfect) to show one past action happened before another.
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A. Treat
B. None of these
C. Kindment
D. Young
Explanation
" Kindment " is not a correct English word.
The correct word should be " kindness " — the sentence should read:
"We should treat the young and old with kindness ."
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A. To get
B. None of these
C. Looked for
D. I
Explanation
The phrase " in get " is incorrect ; it should be " to get " to show purpose or intention.
Correct sentence: "I have always looked for ways to get things done in time."
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A. Usually
B. In
C. None of these
D. Nearby
Explanation
The correct preposition is “ for ”, not “ in ” — it should be " for fishing ." " In fishing " is grammatically incorrect in this context, as the phrase refers to the purpose of the visit.
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A. Yours
B. Is
C. None of these
D. My
Explanation
The word " my " is incorrect because it should be followed by a noun .
Correct form is " mine " — the sentence should read:
"This shirt is yours and that is mine ."
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A. They are attack me
B. They attacked me
C. They attacks me
D. They had attack me
Explanation
The correct past simple tense is "They attacked me" — no need for "on" with "attack" in this context.
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Sentence Correction The honor killings that have been perpetuated by societies are exacting a deadly toll on vulnerable individuals, exacerbating the excruciating norms further.
Explanation In this sentence, there are four errors: one is related to the use of incorrect verb form; the second is related to the use of articles; the third is related to the use of relative pronouns; the last is related t o wordiness.
Error 1: Incorrect Verb Form (“having been perpetuate”)
Error 2: Unnecessary “the” Before “Societies”The word “societies” is a general plural noun, so “the” is not needed unless referring to specific societies.
Error 3: Incorrect Use of “Which” Instead of “Who” The relative pronoun “which” is used for things (objects, ideas, animals).
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