Question : Choose the appropriate determiner given in the options :
Shyam would like to have helped Rohan but he had ______ knowledge so he had to deny him.
Option 1: few
Option 2: plenty
Option 3: a little
Option 4: little
Correct Answer: little
Solution : The correct answer is option 4.
Explanation:
Let's examine how the following adjectives differ: - Little-hardly any. (used in a negative sense)
- A little-some but not much. (when used positively)
- The little that is available, though it is not much.
- These adjectives can all be applied to uncountable nouns. - The word "little" will be used in the sentence's blank since "knowledge " is an uncountable noun and the subject is short on knowledge . - So, based on the information provided, option 4 is the right response.
Question : Direction: Choose the appropriate word for the following sentence:
He began to tell them _____about his life in New Delhi.
Option 1: little
Option 2: a few
Option 4: a few
Question : Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with the help of the options that follow.
She began to tell him _______about her college project.
Option 2: the few
Question : Select the most appropriate option to change the sentences from Direct Speech to Reported Speech.
Rohan said, “I may go to the office tomorrow.”
Option 1: Rohan said that he might go to the office the next day.
Option 2: Rohan said that he might go to the office tomorrow.
Option 3: Rohan asked if he should go to the office the next day.
Option 4: Rohan informed he will go to the office tomorrow.
Question : Fill in the blank with the suitable word from the options which are mentioned below:
The little boy ate his breakfast __.
Option 1: himself
Option 2: him
Option 3: his
Option 4: he
Question : In the following question, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best express the same sentence in Indirect/Direct speech.
He said to me, "You didn't help me in my bad time".
Option 1: He told me that I did not helped him in his bad time.
Option 2: He told me that I had not helped him in his bad time.
Option 3: He told me that I have not helped him in his bad time.
Option 4: He told me that I had not been helped him in his bad time.
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