Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Herculean task
Solution: Things that take great strength — like throwing a boulder or finishing math homework — are sometimes called herculean in honour of the Greek god Hercules.
He denied to have (A)/any part in writing the information packs (B)/and advertisements and said they (C)/were largely available when he arrived (D).
You should avoid (A)/to look into these matters as (B)/they are complicated and could be (C)/handled only by a professional (D).
Guru Gobind Singh said it was our duty to come to the defence of all those who were threatened through no fault of their own.
Select the segment which has a grammatical error in the given sentence.If there is no error, select, no error
The significant future is that ma...
The midnight session in Parliament for marked India’s transition to Goods and Services Tax was reminiscent of a similar occasion on the eve of Ind...
Find the erroneous part of the given sentence. If none of the parts contains error, mark ‘No Error’ as your answer.
The concert (A) / was ...
1) Please let
2) me know
3) weather you are
4) coming or not.
5) No error
I need a much (A) / highest ladder to (B) / climb on the roof (C)/ and grab all the stuff. (D) / No error (E).
The amendment provides that (A)/an electoral registration officer may require (B)/an individual to furnish their Aadhaar number (C)/in order to establi...
In the given sentence, one word may have been incorrectly spelt. Select the correctly spelt word from the given alternatives. If there is no error, sel...
