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I understand you've had a bad day, but pull yourself together and get on with your job. will you? Here, 'pull yourself together' means ---
A to slay away from the hard task
B to take preparation for the worst
C to hire friends for doing the job
D to calm down and behave normally
If you are looking for a job or plan to reenter the working world, you might find the job hunt a difficult task. if you rewrite the sentence begining with "Looking for a job or " the next word should be__
A finding
B being
C looking
D reentering
The girl whom you met in the hospital is my cousin. Here "whom you met in the hospital" clause is a/an:
A noun clause
B adjective clause
C adverbial clause
D principal clause
[Make meaningful sentences using the following jumble] 'You're obviously wrong, and not for the first time -----. P) all by yourself-you needn't imagine that Q) you'll have to walk to the nearest garage R) and because of such foresight S) I will keep you company
A SRPQ
B RQPS
C PQRS
D SRQP
There are 240 doctors and nurses at a hospital. If the ratio of doctors to nurses is 5 to 7, how many nurses are at the hospital?
A 20
B 60
C 100
D 140
Moni is asking if you want to drive the car yourself. As you want Moni to drive today, you say:
A I would rather you drive
B I would rather you do not drive.
C I would rather you drove.
D would rather you did not drive.
Looking at a portrait of a man, Sanjay said, "His mother is the wife of my father's son. Brothers and sisters I have none." At whose portrait was Sanjay Looking.
A His son
B His nephew
C His cousin
D His uncle
Looking at a portrait of a man, Harsh said, "His mother is the wife of my father's son. Brothers and sisters I have none." At whose portrait was Harsh looking?
A His son
B His cousin
C His uncle
D His nephew
E None of these
Dont make any noise, – ?
A should you
B will you
C would you
D could you
"Dont' laugh at the poor" which one of the following specifies the passive form of the sentence ?
A Let not the poor be laughed .
B Let the poor be not laughed at .
C Let not the poor be laughed at .
D Let not the poor are laughed at.

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