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The following passages consist of six sentences . The first (s1) and the sixth (s6) sentences are given in the beginning. The middle four sentences in the passage have been jumbled up. These are labeled p. q, r and s. you are required to find out the proper sequence for these four sentences P, Q, R and S. The proper sequence should be__
A QRPS
B PQRS
C RPQS
D SPRQ
(b) Rewrite the following sentences using right forms of verb: (i) Excuse me, but you (sit) in my seat.
A have sat
Choose the correct sentence according to the structure: subject + auxiliary verb + adverb + main verb + object
A I often go swimming.
B He doesn't always play tennis.
C We are usually here in summer
D I have never been abroad.
Fahim was looking to the authority for the confirmation of his status. (In each of the following sentences there is one word missing. Your task is to identify the missing word from the given choices so that the sentences become meaningful)
A forward
B in
C onto
D around
But for your timely help, I would failed and a I am forever indebted to you. (In each of the following sentences there is one word missing. Your task is to identify the missing word from the given choices so that the sentences become meaningful)
A of
B have
C Without
D Since
Currently the banking sector is one of largest job providers in Bangladesh. (In each of the following sentences there is one word missing. Your task is to identify the missing word from the given choices so that the sentences become meaningful)
A the
B credit
C financial
D remuneration
You should avail yourself this opportunity. (In each of the following sentences there is one word missing. Your task is to identify the missing word from the given choices so that the sentences become meaningful)
A of
B to
C in
D from
The word 'oil' has been used as a verb in-
A I bought an oil painting
B I need some kerosene oil
C Oil your own machine
D There is no oil in the lamp
Where the word 'Right' is used as verb/
A nature knows how to right herself.
B You are the right person to do the job
C I termed it as a right.
D Jemy stood right in my way.
In which of these sentences is a verb wrongly used?
A I haven't smoked a cigarette for six months
B I want to go but haven't finished my work yet
C I am sorry but I haven't known you were ill
D I must go back to the house, I haven't locked the door

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