In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) A brash walk before dinner helps to enforce the appetite.

(B) The death tally in the Pakistan earthquake has now risen to 300,000.

(C) Let's take a sluggish stroll along the beach, shall we?

(D) If you want to stay at home tonight, that's perfectly OK with me.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) My aunt bereaved Rs 500.000 in her will to cancer research.

(B) If I remember rightly she had two brothers, both older than her

(C) If you want information about the publisher of this book, you can accede their website.

(D) Eating all those peanuts has attacked my appetite

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) It's only fair that we should share the work equally.

(B) The Patna Book Fair is a very important event for most publishers.

(C) Our house gives us shelter through fair weather or foul.

(D) I've got fair eyelashes, awful without mascara.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) The firefighters managed to save the people trapped in the burning third-floor flat.

(B) The countryside around here is terribly flattened and boring.

(C)To join Lucknow golf club, you pay a flattened fee of Rs. 5 lacs.

(D) He was able to erect the child's toy five in five minutes flat.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) He struck a match box and we slowly began to look around the pitch dark room

(B) The batsmen of the visiting team were not matching for any of the home team batsmen a

(C) Their marriage has been called a matching made in heaven.

(D) The tense match between India and Pakistan ended in a draw

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) Rameez's going to be in the saddle while the boss is on a foreign trip.

(B) It's hard to know what to do when the management keeps moving the goalposts

(C) Starting his own decorating business was just another of his half-baked ideas.

(D) We've had to tighten our belts since our father lost his job. 

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) More unusual and original metaphors are used a great dealing in literature.

(B) All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players.

(C) The candles of the night are burnt out; and the jocular day stands tiptoe atop the misty mountain tops.

(D) There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the peak of the flood, leads on to fortunate.

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) This book threw a great deal of fresh light on the history of the period.

(B) We could save half an hour at least if we went through the wood forest.

(C) Try to keep your cool even if he argues with you.

(D) She spent all her life fighting to get her company recognised and magnificent

In the following questions, you have to identify the correct sentence/s.

For each of the following questions find the sentence/s that is correct.

(A) She works in a shop that sells lady's clothes.

(B) Do you like the new shades that I've got?

(C) Did you see that documentary about Wales on TV last night

(D) Have you met Amita's newish boyfriend?