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Choose the right matching of one-word substitutes with their description.

Choose the right rearrangement of the following sentences into a meaningful paragraph.

A. They are broken into small pieces called “places”.

B. A painter once discovered something possible and valuable about this street.

C. One street goes across itself one or two times.

D. They turn in different directions.

E. In a small part of the city west of Washington Square, the streets have gone wild.

Fill in the blanks with right verb forms to make it a meaningful sentence.

If you ______ hard in your school days, you ______ this examination today.

Identify the part of the sentence which has an error in the following statements.

Children washed (A) / their hands (B) / after they played (C) / with a newborn puppy (D).

Choose the correct meaning of the italicized idiomatic expression in the following sentences.

You cannot have your cake and eat it too.

Find the correct order of the words to form a sentence.

\(\rm \dfrac{travel}{a}\ \dfrac{I}{b}\ \dfrac{and}{c}\ \dfrac{together}{d}\ \dfrac{satish}{e}\)

To “take a leaf out of someone’s book” is to

What is the meaning of the word ‘Kudos’ in ‘Kudos to the crumbs of entrance test’ ?

To ‘show someone the ropes’ is to

From the following pairs of words, select the one which is synonymous.