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Sentence Improvement Test 3

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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.

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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Our foreign exchange reserves have been increased substantial.

The second choice is the correct answer because it expresses that the action is complete, i.e. our foreign exchange reserves have increased substantially. The sentence is the form of present perfect tense. The 1st answer choice would have fit in if the action would have begun in past and still continued, i.e. present perfect continuous tense.

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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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She wished that her career could be as glamorous as the other women but not willing to work as they had.

The subject is absent from the sentence but if you complete the sentence you will find it should be “she wished that her career was as glamorous as the other woman’s career.” In sentences such as these where the noun is hidden, it is helpful to complete the noun to find the correct answer.

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American army possesses highly sophisticated simulators on which their soldiers are training.

None of the given answer choices fits correctly in the sentence.

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The Vice President of the local bank spoke for a half an hour and told his colleague that he, his colleague, must consider finding a new job, or accept a reduction in salary.

The part “... he, his colleague ...” could easily be eliminated and a simpler form of “to + verb” can be used to make the sentence more appropriate. First choice is grammatically incorrect since it has omitted the article ‘an’. Second choice changes the meaning or intent of the underlined phrase. Third choice is the most suitable.

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Environmentalists has pay little heed to the ‘softer’ aspects of the movement, of which the need to change our culture is one of the most important.

Environmentalists have paid little heed to the ‘softer’ aspects of the movement, of which the need to change our culture is one of the most important.

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Visiting the village is like be transported into some other century.

Visiting the village is like being transported into some other century.

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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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Anyone interested in the use of computer can learn much if you have access to a state-of-the-an microcomputer.

‘Anyone’ implies a person involved. So a personal pronoun will be needed to give conditions later in the sentence, there must be a ‘he’ or ‘one’ in the sentence. The noun cannot be in the second person but has to be in the third person because ‘Anyone’ refers to an unknown third person.

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