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Question 121 Discuss
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Every boy and every girl will be given their certificate after the ceremony.

A
Every boy and
B
every girl will
C
be given their certificate
D
after the ceremony

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

When two singular nouns joined by 'and' are preceded by 'every', the pronoun must be singular. It should be 'his or her certificate'.
Question 122 Discuss
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Myself and Rohan will handle the logistics for the upcoming conference.

A
Myself and Rohan
B
will handle
C
the logistics for
D
the upcoming conference

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

A reflexive pronoun (myself) cannot be used as a subject. It should be 'Rohan and I'.
Question 123 Discuss
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He bought a beautiful pen and gave the same to his sister.

A
He bought a
B
beautiful pen and
C
gave the same
D
to his sister

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

'The same' should not be used as a pronoun. It should be replaced with 'it'.
Question 124 Discuss
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Those who have completed their task can leave the premises early.

A
Those who
B
have completed
C
their task can
D
leave the premises early

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

There is no error in this sentence. 'Those' is correctly followed by the relative pronoun 'who' and plural verb/pronouns.
Question 125 Discuss
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Any of the two candidates can be selected for this prestigious role.

A
Any of the
B
two candidates can
C
be selected for
D
this prestigious role

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

'Either' is used to choose between two. 'Any' is used for more than two. Replace 'Any' with 'Either'.
Question 126 Discuss
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The man and his dog which I saw yesterday have been found.

A
The man and his dog
B
which I saw yesterday
C
have been
D
found

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

When two antecedents are joined by 'and' where one is a human and the other is an animal/thing, use the relative pronoun 'that'.
Question 127 Discuss
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There is no country but is corrupt in one way or another.

A
There is no country
B
but is corrupt
C
in one way
D
or another

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

This sentence is grammatically correct. 'But' here functions as a relative pronoun meaning 'that is not'.
Question 128 Discuss
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One must avail of every opportunity that comes in life.

A
One must avail
B
of every opportunity
C
that comes
D
in life

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

The verb 'avail' must be followed by a reflexive pronoun. It should be 'One must avail oneself of...'
Question 129 Discuss
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Whom do you think will win the championship this year?

A
Whom do you
B
think will win
C
the championship
D
this year

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

The relative pronoun here acts as the subject for 'will win', so the subjective case 'Who' is required.
Question 130 Discuss
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The candidate being a graduate, he is eligible for the post of probationary officer.

A
The candidate
B
being a graduate
C
he is eligible
D
for the post

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

The pronoun 'he' is redundant because the subject 'The candidate' is already mentioned for the verb 'is'.
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