Explanation: According to the “Subject-Verb Agreement Rule”, a singular subject always takes a singular verb and a plural subject always takes a plural verb. In the given sentence, ‘participating’ is a singular subject that will take ‘is’ as a singular verb. Hence, ‘is considered an honour’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Either the correct structure should be (Has/have + V3) or (Has/Have been + V-ing). Hence, ‘someone has been picked my pocket’ will be replaced by ‘someone has picked(V3) my pocket’ to make the given sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: Employees take the preposition “in” when used as doing something.‘Be employed in doing something’ is grammatically the correct structure. Similarly, the given sentence states that thousands of people in Telangana are employed in granite companies. Hence, ‘in Telangana are employed in’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The correct grammatical phrase is ‘to keep an eye on something’ which means to watch something/someone carefully. Hence, ‘an eye on things’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The given sentence is in the past tense(had mistaken) so the verb must be used in its simple past form(wondered) and not in the base/present form(wonder). Hence, ‘wonder’ will be replaced by ‘wondered’ to make the given sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: According to the “Subject-Verb Agreement Rule”, a singular subject always takes a singular verb and a plural subject always takes a plural verb. In the given sentence, ‘People’ is a plural subject that will take ‘have’ as a plural verb. Hence, ‘people have been warning’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Worse is used as a comparative degree like your project is worse than Rahul’s project. But, ‘worst’ is used as a superlative degree which is used to show the highest degree of anything like most beautiful, best, fastest, etc. However, the given sentence states that 2020 graduates will face job depression of the highest degree since the Great Depression. Hence, ‘will face the worst job depression’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: ‘My’ is a possessive adjective and pronoun, while ‘mine’ can only be used as a possessive pronoun. However, ‘my’ comes before a noun and ‘mine’ comes after the noun. In the given sentence, ‘my’ should come before ‘gratitude’ which is a noun. Hence, ‘of my gratitude’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Bunch means a number of things, usually of the same type, fastened or growing together. However, we generally write a bunch of things. Hence, a bunch of coriander leaves is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the “Subject-Verb Agreement Rule”, a singular subject always takes a singular verb and a plural subject always takes a plural verb. In the given sentence, ‘teachers’ is a Plural subject that will take ‘teach’ as a plural verb. Hence, ‘teach us’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Until is used to describe an effect that will take place & Still is used to denote the continuity of the action. In the given sentence, the narrator described the continuity of the action of walking. So, we will remove the word ‘until’. Hence, ‘I was still a little weak’ is the most appropriate answer

Explanation: Replace “who” with “which”. In the given sentence, the halting of air travel due to lockdown was exact. Hence, ‘which was halted’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The sentence is grammatically correct

Explanation: There is a prepositional error in the given sentence. The use of ‘for’ after ‘offer’ is irrelevant so it should be removed. Hence, ‘most hotels offer their guests complimentary breakfast’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: ‘Did’ always takes the first/base form of the verb(V1) with it. The base form of ‘kept’ is ‘keep’. Hence, ‘keep’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: We cannot write ‘return’ and ‘back’ together because it becomes a case of superfluousness(not necessary). Hence, ‘Pavan returned home’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the “Subject-Verb Agreement Rule”, ‘One of/ Each of/ Most of/ Either of + Plural Subject + Singular verb’ is grammatically the correct structure. In the given sentence, we will use a singular verb(forms). Hence, ‘ the most feared forms’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: ‘What’ is used to refer to the thing or things that have been mentioned or said like shopping mentioned in the given sentence. Hence, ‘what is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The latter part of the given sentence is in the past perfect tense(had seen) so the former part must have a verb in its simple past form(parted) and not in the base form(part). Hence, ‘He part the grass’ will be replaced by ‘He parted the grass’ to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: The given sentence is in the past tense(were) so the verb must be used in its simple past form(checked) and not in the past continuous form(checking). Hence, ‘were thoroughly checking’ will be replaced by ‘were thoroughly checked’ to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: ‘Many’ is used for countable nouns, for example how many apples. However, ‘much’ is used for uncountable nouns for example how much money, how much rice, etc. Similarly in the given sentence, fine is uncountable. Hence, ‘how much is the fine for?’ is the most appropriate answer

Explanation: The given sentence is in the past tense(they were steep) so the verb must be used in its simple past form(warned) and not in the present perfect continuous form(warning). Hence, ‘were warning’ will be replaced by ‘were warned’ to make the given sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: ‘reads’ should be used in place of ‘read’. According to the “Subject-Verb Agreement rule”, a singular subject takes a singular verb and a plural subject takes a plural verb. In the given question, ‘my mother’ is a singular subject that will take ‘reads’’ as a singular verb. So, the correct sentence will be: My mother generally reads the local newspaper to keep abreast of the local news.

Explanation: A verb is qualified by an adverb so repeatedly should be used in place of ‘repeated’.Thus, the correct sentence will be: Deepu’s mother has repeatedly asked him to lower the volume of his mobile.

Explanation: Replace “furnitures were” with “furniture was”. RULE: Certain nouns are uncountable nouns: Poetry, Furniture, Hair, Business, Scenery, Breakage, Equipment, Bakery, Behaviour, Luggage, Confectionary, Music, Electricity, Traffic, Dust, Fuel, Cost, Jewellery, Evidence, Postage, Knowledge, Intelligence, Baggage, Crockery, Mischief, Dirt. They take singular verbs with them. So, the correct sentence will be: All our furniture was spoiled in the recent rains and floods

Explanation: was seeing the child. When two actions take place in the past we use the past perfect tense(had + Verb in the 3rd form ) for the action which took place first and the simple past tense(Verb in the 2nd form) for the action which takes place next. In the given sentence, the seeing of the child is the first action & applying the brakes is the second action. However, ‘seen ’is the V (3rd form of the verb) form of ‘see’. Hence, ‘had seen ’ will be the answer.

Explanation: It is a conditional sentence in which a condition is dependent on the other condition RULE: If the verb in the ‘If’ clause is in the past perfect tense ,the verb in the Main clause is perfect conditional.Sentence Structure: If + Past Perfect , Subject would + have + Verb (3rd form). ‘If he had not dressed’ should be used.

Explanation: No error. The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct.At the workshop, they were taught how to nail the pieces of wood together to create toys.

Explanation: ‘Probe into’ a correct phrase meaning(To begin inquiring into or investigating something) The correct sentence will be as follows: A probe has been ordered into the incident that occurred at the celebrations.

Explanation: In the given sentence, ‘and’ should be replaced by ‘to’ to make it grammatically correct. From is normally used with to /till /until. So, the correct sentence will be: The sports day events will be conducted from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Explanation: In the given sentence, ‘for’ is a preposition and if a preposition is followed by a verb, that verb must be in the “-ing” form which is actually a gerund. In the given sentence instead of ‘ for perform ’ use for performing ’. Hence, the correct sentence: The energy required for performing various functions of the body is obtained from food.

Explanation: The given sentence is in past tense so the verb should also be in the past simple form(swung). Swing(to make somebody/something move in this way): V2/V3= Swung Hence, The monkeys swung on the branches and jumped over the compound wall will be answer,

Explanation: Despite of being Either we use “In spite of” or “Despite” . To make the given sentence grammatically correct replace “despite of being” with “despite being or inspite of being”.

Explanation: neither of them were “Neither….nor/ Either…..or” is a conjunction pair that is used only for two subjects, and the verb is supplied according to the subject close to the verb. This is called the rule of proximity. Neither’ means ‘none of the two’ and ‘Either’ ‘means one of the two’. However, in the given sentence, neither’ is used which brings a negative sense in the sentence and for it, we will use ‘Neither’. Hence, ‘ neither of them was’ will be the answer. The police arrested two young men, but neither of them was responsible for the robbery

Explanation: as well as also money ‘As well as’ is a conjunction that means in addition. It connects two nouns, pronouns etc. to each other. So, use only ‘money’ in place of ‘also money’.The conjunction ‘as well as’ is not immediately followed by ‘ also’.Hence the correct sentence will be as : If you rent a house near your office, it will save you time as well as money.

Explanation: Notwithstanding we were “Notwithstanding” means “despite or in spite of something” . It is used to indicate an aspect of contrast. So, ‘Notwithstanding’ will be replaced by ‘because’ to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: The given sentence is in the past tense so it will have a verb in its past perfect form(had) and not in the present perfect tense(have). Hence, ‘she always had time to listen and guide’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: According to the “Subject-Verb Agreement rule”, a singular subject takes a singular verb and a plural subject takes a plural verb. Here, the subject(teacher and student) is plural which will take ‘were’ as a plural verb. Hence, ‘were engaged’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The later part of the given sentence must be in the present tense because of the word ‘now’ that refers to a condition of the present time. So, the verb must be used in its present perfect form (has) and not in the past perfect form(had). Hence, ‘but he had got’ will be replaced by ‘but he has got’ to make the given sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: Such is used for emphasizing the degree of something. The given sentence tells about a performance of outstanding degree. Hence, ‘so outstanding performance’ will be replaced by ‘such an outstanding performance’ to grammatically correct the given sentence.

Explanation: Hospitalization means admission to the hospital for treatment. The given sentence states that home isolation is far more effective than going to the hospital for treatment. Hence, ‘than hospitalization’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: No error. The sentence is grammatically correct.

Explanation: The given sentence is in the past tense(managed) so it must have a verb in past form and not in the present form(is). Hence, ‘so well that it made’ the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: The preposition ‘to’ always takes the present/base form of the verb(V1), not the continuous form(V-ing). Hence, ‘to beat‘ is the most appropriate answer

Explanation: The former part of the given sentence is in the perfect perfect tense and playing should be used as a gerund (v+ing) not in the base form(play). Hence, ‘play’ will be replaced by ‘playing’’ to make the given sentence grammatically correct.

Explanation: `When we want to show the extreme or highest degree of something, we use superlative adjectives like highest, best, worst, most, etc. Similarly, the given sentence states that Amphan was the highest in severity or the most severe cyclone since 1999. Hence, ‘the most severe cyclone’ is the most appropriate answer

Explanation: The given sentence must be in the past tense so the verb must be used in its past form(chaired). Hence, ‘the Prime Minister chaired a high-level meeting’ is the most appropriate answer.

Explanation: Still means continuing until now or until the time you are talking about and not finishing. The given sentence states that they are still living in the same house. Hence, ‘still’ is the most appropriate answer

Explanation: Remove ‘to’ from the sentence to make it grammatically correct. We do not use prepositions before home when home is used as an adverb.we don’t need the preposition (to/from/at/in, etc). We do not use prepositions before home when home is used as an adverb.

Explanation: Here the subject ‘Most schools’ is a plural noun. So, ‘teach’ will be used in place of ‘teaches’.