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Sentence Improvement Test 2

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Sentence Improvement Online Test

  • This is an online quiz to test your knowledge of Sentence Improvement in English.
  • This Online Test is useful for academic and competitive exams.
  • Multiple answer choices are given for each question in this test. You have to choose the best option.
  • After completing the test, you can see your result.
  • There are 10 questions in the test.
  • There is no negative marking for wrong answers.
  • There is no specified time to complete this test.

Replace the phrase given in bold to make it grammatically correct.

Although he is liable to make political enemies with the decision, the Finance Minister will propose severe tax cuts that may both stimulate business and reduce the availability of loans.

Liable to means, it is an event that will happen. This is the only phrase which would fit in with the sense of the rest of the sentence. So there will be no change.

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He is a good leader, knowing that to motivate his employees to achieve.

He is a good leader, who knows how to motivate his employees to achieve.

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No matter what experience you have had with forest fires, if you would have witnessed the fire roaring down through the canyon, you would have been terrified.

Would is a modal and it's use here is unnecessary. There is a ‘would have’ in the second part of the sentence but it should not be repeated in the first one, because the use of ‘would have’ is done as a possibility of an affect of something done in past. So generally would have will be followed by a past perfect verb.

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Now that she, along with her friend, philosopher and mentor has been summarily sacked from the political party, the actress can afford to let her guarding down.

Now that she, along with her friend, philosopher and mentor has been summarily sacked from the political party, the actress can afford to let her guard down.

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Alarm to declining marriage figures and increasing divorce rates, the government has come up with a novel way to tackle the issue.

Alarmed by declining marriage figures and increasing divorce rates, the government has come up with a novel way to tackle the issue.

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Having remixed songs for many films, it was only natural for the DJ to having struck chord with the crowd.

Infinitive ‘to’ is followed by present form (v1) of verb. Having remixed songs for many films, it was only natural for the DJ to strike a chord with the crowd.

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The government should launch such projects which should reversible the destructive cycle of flood and drought.

The correct form of sentence would be “The government should launch such projects which should reverse the destructive cycle of flood and drought!”

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Maintaining global peace is our self-made commitment to the word.

The sentence is grammatically correct, so no correction is required.

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Although I calculate that he will be here any minute, I cannot wait much longer for him.

‘Calculate’ is not an appropriate word for this sentence, calculation is done on the basis of available facts with certain fixed rules. Whereas according to the sense of the sentence the person is only making a guess or a supposition. Thus ‘reckon’ is the most appropriate word that can be used to replace ‘calculate’.

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An employee will get the incentive, only if he deserves it.

No correction required. An employee will get the incentive, only if he deserves it.

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