SSC CGL English – Sentence Improvement – Level 3 · Challenge

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SSC CGL English – Sentence Improvement – Level 3 · Challenge – 8 questions, subject: English Language & Comprehension. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.

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1.  

Directions: Choose the option that best replaces the underlined part of each sentence. If no change is needed, choose 'No improvement'.

Sentence improvementBeing a Sunday, the office was closed.

Correct Answer: B [It being a Sunday]

Explanation:

The opening phrase does not describe 'the office' – give it its own subject: 'It being a Sunday' (or 'As it was a Sunday').

2.  
Sentence improvementShe was so tired that she could not walk.

Correct Answer: D [No improvement]

Explanation:

'so … that' is the correct pair.

3.  
Sentence improvementThe tea was too hot that I could not drink it.

Correct Answer: C [so hot that I could not drink it]

Explanation:

'too' pairs with 'to'; 'so' pairs with 'that' + clause.

4.  
Sentence improvementHer handwriting is neater than my.

Correct Answer: A [mine]

Explanation:

Possessive pronoun standing alone → 'mine' (= my handwriting).

5.  
Sentence improvementMy brother enjoys cooking, gardening and to sketch.

Correct Answer: C [sketching]

Explanation:

Parallel Check: cooking, gardening, sketching.

6.  
Sentence improvementSeldom she visits her old school these days.

Correct Answer: B [does she visit]

Explanation:

'Seldom' at the start → auxiliary before subject: 'does she visit'.

7.  
Sentence improvementHe prefers coffee than tea.

Correct Answer: B [to]

Explanation:

'prefer … to' (not than).

8.  
Sentence improvementI wish I was knowing the answer.

Correct Answer: C [knew]

Explanation:

'wish' about the present + past simple; 'know' is a stative verb, not used in the continuous.

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