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Question 241 Discuss
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One must do his duty towards the nation.

A
One must
B
do his
C
duty towards
D
the nation

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

When 'One' is the subject of the sentence, the possessive pronoun used must be 'one\'s', not 'his'.
Question 242 Discuss
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They that have not paid their fees must do so immediately.

A
They that
B
have not paid
C
their fees
D
must do so immediately

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

The demonstrative pronoun 'Those' is required before a relative clause, not the personal pronoun 'They'.
Question 243 Discuss
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This is the man whose house caught fire yesterday.

A
This is
B
the man whose
C
house caught
D
fire yesterday

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

No error. 'Whose' is correctly used to show possession for 'the man'.
Question 244 Discuss
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Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

A
Let he
B
who is
C
without sin
D
cast the first stone

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

After 'let', the pronoun must be in the objective case. Replace 'he' with 'him'.
Question 245 Discuss
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The candidate has to rely on hisself during the tough exam.

A
The candidate
B
has to rely
C
on hisself
D
during the exam

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

'Hisself' is not a valid word in standard English. The correct reflexive pronoun is 'himself'.
Question 246 Discuss
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She is more beautiful than me but not as intelligent.

A
She is more
B
beautiful than
C
me but not
D
as intelligent

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

Comparisons between two subjects must use subjective pronouns. Replace 'me' with 'I' (than I am).
Question 247 Discuss
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He has bought an expensive painting, its frame is purely made of gold.

A
He has bought
B
an expensive painting
C
its frame is
D
purely made of gold

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

Two clauses cannot simply be joined by a comma (comma splice). A relative pronoun is needed: 'whose frame is'.
Question 248 Discuss
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The boy that was chosen by the committee was very talented.

A
The boy
B
that was chosen
C
by the committee
D
was very talented

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

While 'that' can sometimes refer to people, standard exam grammar prefers 'who' for humans: 'who was chosen'.
Question 249 Discuss
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Either the manager or his assistants failed in his duty.

A
Either the
B
manager or
C
his assistants failed
D
in his duty

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

When 'Either...or' joins a singular and a plural noun, the pronoun agrees with the nearest noun. Replace 'his' with 'their'.
Question 250 Discuss
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Neither he nor his brother brought their lunchboxes.

A
Neither he
B
nor his
C
brother brought
D
their lunchboxes

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

With 'Neither...nor' joining two singular subjects, the pronoun must be singular. Replace 'their' with 'his'.
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