English Grammar - Sentence Improvement: 75 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Sentence Improvement
Sentence Improvement MCQ questions covering correction of tense, article, preposition, verb and other errors in English grammar.
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0%Q72. Improve the sentence: 'The final outcome of the match was surprising.'
Right Answer: The outcome of the match was surprising.
Explanation:
'Final outcome' is redundant since 'outcome' already refers to the end result; 'outcome' alone suffices.
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Q73. Improve the sentence: 'They discussed about the matter in detail.'
Right Answer: They discussed the matter in detail.
Explanation:
'Discuss' is transitive and should not be followed by 'about'; 'discussed the matter' is correct.
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Q74. Improve the sentence: 'She repeated the same point again in her speech.'
Right Answer: She repeated the point in her speech.
Explanation:
'Repeated...again' and 'same' are redundant together; 'repeated the point' alone conveys the meaning clearly.
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Q75. Improve the sentence: 'Each and every student must attend the assembly.'
Right Answer: Every student must attend the assembly.
Explanation:
'Each and every' is redundant; 'every' alone conveys the same meaning concisely.
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