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Browse complete papersIdentify that part of the given sentence which is not acceptable in standard written English :
The new employee, who's name is John, is very friendly.
The new employee
who's name is John
is very friendly
NO ERROR
Correct answer
The new employee
Identify that part of the given sentence which is not acceptable in standard written English :
The new policy will effect all employees starting next month.
The new policy will
effect
all employees
starting next month
Correct answer
The new policy will
Identify that part of the given sentence which is not acceptable in standard written English :
The new employee is very friendly and helpful, but he dont know much about the company.
The new employee is
very friendly and helpful
but he
dont know much about the company
Correct answer
The new employee is
Identify that part of the given sentence which is not acceptable in standard written English :
The company will hire hundreds of new employees in the next few month.
The company will
hire
hundreds of new Employees
in the next few month
Correct answer
The company will
Identify that part of the given sentence which is not acceptable in standard written English :
I feel so week after running a marathon, but I will be back to my normal self by tomorrow.
I feel so week
after running a marathon,
but I will be back to
my normal self by tomorrow
Correct answer
I feel so week
Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/phrase :
She decided "to bite the bullet" and start her own business despite the risks.
Ignore the problem
Face a difficult situation bravely
Avoid confrontation
Chew gum while working
Correct answer
Ignore the problem
Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/phrase:
He tried to "throw his weight around" to get the team to follow his orders.
Use influence or authority in an overbearing way
Carry heavy objects
Lose weight through Exercise
Act generously and kindly
Correct answer
Use influence or authority in an overbearing way
Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/phrase:
The manager’s promises turned out to be a "red herring"
A deliberate distraction from the main issue
A symbol of good luck
A factual and important point
A type of fish
Correct answer
A deliberate distraction from the main issue
Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/phrase:
He was determined to "hit the ground running" on the new project.
Start something with enthusiasm and energy
Take a slow and cautious approach
Abandon a project Midway
Avoid hard work altogether
Correct answer
Start something with enthusiasm and energy
Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/phrase:
The plan worked, but it was a "Pyrrhic victory"for the company.
A loss disguised as a win
A victory achieved at great cost, almost to the point of being a loss.
A symbolic and irrelevant success
A flawless and effortless win
Correct answer
A loss disguised as a win