Practice English Usage or Grammar Questions and Answers

• Inference- Loss of biodiversity affects indigenous people badly. I. Due to their subsistence economies and spiritual connection to lands and territories, ...
• Inference- Economy affected in a negative way. I. COVID-19 is not only a global pandemic and public health crisis; it has also severely affected the globa...
• Inference- Gaining knowledge is important than how much you score. I. In education, two things are important – domain knowledge and soft skills. Develop...
• Internet providers would not block content because it would (not to be make economic sense) and consumers would not stand for it.
• "An interview after the campaign ends (is the normal) for every candidate and every campaigner in every election," he said.
• The tribunal noted that the driver of the (offend) truck did not lead any evidence in rebuttal of the claims.
• We have made progress in our development journey, and people (came) out in large numbers to vote for development.
• (It is been seen) as a "prestige battle" for the PM and a litmus test for the president of the opposition party.
• The company hopes to eventually provide Singapore with the second-biggest electric car-sharing service in the world, (second to Paris only).
• While two judges in the majority said the practice was arbitrary and, therefore, unconstitutional, the third judge called it (legally).
• The Centre would reconsider its draft and limit its scope to just providing relief to women, (instead of creating a new regulative).
• The duo’s network was (made to learn identify) true signals using previously vetted signals; they then studied the weaker signals.
• It also indicates the caveats and failure modes in the model need to be improved before (been used independently).
• But understanding what constitutes such (a miracle diet), and making sure that patients get it, isn’t as straightforward as it seems.
• The Centre’s bid to dispel the pall of gloom over the economy (have been helped) in recent weeks by a rating.
• Expensive oil could hit consumption and public investment and dent private investment (what is not a path) to a sustained revival.
• Without any exaggeration, the provision will ensure that legislators (keep a voice) in finalizing the terms and conditions of the agreement.
• (As soon after the players arrived) in decorated cars, the ceremony began with traditional African drummers and dancers blowing conch shells.
• (They have hold), it is in the fitness of things that the legislature should be taken into confidence on Brexit.
• Whatever said and done, (not less vital) is the future of the border separating Northern Ireland from the Irish Republic.
• It nuances the larger debate on whether such votes should override the will of the legislature, (or guided it further).
• A new chapter (may been put forth) that India gained Independence only in the last one year and not in 1947.
• According to an official spokesperson, polling was held amid tight security arrangements in 29 municipal councils and panchayats (over the State).
• Election was an ‘opinion minus democracy’ in which the innocent and helpless (people were pitted among) government’s muscle power State m...
• The ACB claimed that town planning officials (A)/concerned had sanctioned a building plan to (B)/ construct multi storeyed apartments for (C)/lake beds ...
• It is recorded that (A)/the last cheetahs were shot at India (B)/in 1947, but there is credible reports (C)/of sightings from the cat (D)/till about 196...
• Admitting that crypto can being intimidating (A)/for people who are not steeped in finance and technology, (B)/ he says it actually enables creators (C)/t...
• Although the government announce (A)/ market value, known as the guidance value , (B)/it will be nowhere (C)/nearly the actual value of (D)/the property pu...
• The mistake of selecting a wrong properties (A)/ may give lifelong misery , (B)/as it may entangle you in (C)/legal disputes running to years, (D)/and you ...
• And he went beyond, in fusing modernity into (A)/the tradition as well, charting a new direction (B)/for architecture were the communities of (C)/varied...
• Lower production costs and free trade agreements (A)/in western buyers are (B)/what favours Bangladesh, (C)/which fall third in the line (D)/as a global...
• If every countries start taking (A)/ the law into its own hands , (B)/the legitimacy at a rule-based international order, (C)/which is already at a low ebb...
• The Indian side argued that a large number of (A)/ Western and European countries, in particular , (B)/was purchasing energy from Russia (C)/even though Mo...
• Because a marked dip in salt production (A)/in Tamil Nadu and others States, the Centre convened (B)/a meeting of manufacturers recent (C)/and asked them t...
• And those predicting total economic mayhem may still be forced to eat humble pie by this time next year if economic growth starts to pick up. ...
• Federal policy on women's health research has evolved by fits and starts . ...
• Conveniently, there were other people around, and I was rescued in the nick of time . ...
• 1. The Maoists are kept at bay by consistent combing operations by elite commando forces. 2. Police are keeping a close watch on the attempts by some memb...
• 1. The Governor acknowledged the services of the scientists, doctors, paramedical staff, nurses and other frontline warriors. 2. They helped the country i...
• 1. The Centre will issue the gazette notification and invite objections for 21 days on land acquisition from owners proposed to be taken up on northern sid...