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Question 151 Discuss
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She is more intelligent than me.

A
She is
B
more intelligent
C
than
D
me

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

When comparing two subjects, the subjective case must be used. Replace 'me' with 'I' (than I am).
Question 152 Discuss
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The flowers in my garden are more beautiful than those in your's.

A
The flowers in
B
my garden are
C
more beautiful than
D
those in your's

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

Possessive pronouns do not use apostrophes. It should be 'yours' instead of 'your\'s'.
Question 153 Discuss
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One of my friends has brought their laptop to the class.

A
One of my
B
friends has
C
brought their
D
laptop to the class

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

'One of' takes a singular pronoun. Replace 'their' with 'his' or 'her'.
Question 154 Discuss
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Only you and him can complete this task on time.

A
Only you
B
and him
C
can complete
D
this task on time

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

As the subject of the verb 'can complete', the subjective case must be used. Replace 'him' with 'he'.
Question 155 Discuss
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There was a strong argument between he and I.

A
There was a
B
strong argument
C
between
D
he and I

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

The preposition 'between' requires objective case pronouns. Replace 'he and I' with 'him and me'.
Question 156 Discuss
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Whichever of the two options you choose, make sure it is correct.

A
Whichever of
B
the two options
C
you choose
D
make sure it is correct

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

No error. 'Whichever' is correctly used to indicate a choice between a limited set of options.
Question 157 Discuss
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He has a habit of boasting about his achievements to whoever will listen.

A
He has a habit
B
of boasting about
C
his achievements to
D
whoever will listen

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

No error. 'Whoever' functions correctly as the subject of 'will listen' inside the prepositional phrase.
Question 158 Discuss
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None of the passengers could save their luggage from the burning train.

A
None of the
B
passengers could
C
save their luggage
D
from the burning train

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

Traditionally, 'none' takes a singular pronoun, but 'their' is widely accepted in modern English. However, strictly in SSC exams, 'his' is preferred.
Question 159 Discuss
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You should avail of this opportunity to improve your skills.

A
You should
B
avail of
C
this opportunity
D
to improve your skills

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

The verb 'avail' requires a reflexive pronoun. It must be 'avail yourself of'.
Question 160 Discuss
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All that glitters are not gold.

A
All
B
that glitters
C
are
D
not gold

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

'All' denoting an uncountable quantity takes a singular verb. Replace 'are' with 'is'.
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