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Sentence completion

June 13, 2015 - pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate phrase. Choose your answers from the given options.

1. ...................... Dalhousie is the cheapest.

Correct! Wrong!

2. He came to meet me …………………..

Correct! Wrong!

3. He is very good ......................

Correct! Wrong!

4. He shook ......................

Correct! Wrong!

5. The train was moving .....................…

Correct! Wrong!

6. They were accused ......................

Correct! Wrong!

7. There is no remedy …..................... .

Correct! Wrong!

8. There is no solution .....................…

Correct! Wrong!

9. He is .....................…

Correct! Wrong!

10. You must leave .......................

Correct! Wrong!

Answers

1. Of all hill stations Dalhousie is the cheapest.

2. He came to meet me at 5 o’clock.

3. He is very good at drawing.

4. He shook hands with me.

5. The train was moving at full speed.

6. They were accused of theft.

7. There is no remedy for his illness.

8. There is no solution to this problem.

9. He is in poor health.

10. You must leave before 5 o’clock.

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