Direction.
In the following questions, in the given sentences, a part of the sentence is underlined. Beneath each sentence, four different ways of phrasing the underlined part are indicated. Choose the best alternative.
tried
trying
tired
tyring
C. tired
hard working
work hard
work hardly
No improvement
catch the eye
eye catching
caught her eye
catch her eyes
I will not believe
I am not believing
I will not be believing
No improvement
was looked
would be looked
had looking
would have looked
has been pleased
had been pleased
was pleased
No improvement
would have
might have been
would have been
No correction required
practical
viva voice
vocal
No improvement
levelled for
level with
level against
No correction required
heating
steaming
blazing
No improvement
the better
the very better
the most good
the best
will worry
need worry
shall worry
No improvement
Though he was more faster than his opponent on the field
As he was more faster than his opponent on the field
Though he was more fast from his opponent on the field
Though he was faster than his opponent on the field
worships
loves
adores
No improvement
has learned
learnt
was learning
No improvement
respectfully
respectably
receptively
No improvement
were
was
is
No improvement
can't be ?
can one ?
isn't it ?
No improvement
two in the bush
two at a bush
two on bush
No improvement
observed
saw
felt
No improvement
to contruct
at constructing
constructing
No improvement
nor did I
nor I like it
nor I liked it
No improvement
died
was dead
has died
No improvement
except have a slight cold
excepting a slight cold
except for a slight cold
No improvement
Since she has directed
Since she has been directing
Since she was directing
No improvement
away
over
up
No improvement
would have gladly accompanied
was to have gladly accompanied
will gladly accompany
No improvement
Start the motor, then removing the blocks
Starting the motor, the blocks should then be removed
Start the motor and then remove the blocks
Starting the motor remove the blocks
have been
are
were being
No improvement
more likely for
mostly likely to
most likely for
No correction required
television, of which she found the science programme especially fascinating.
television; she found the science programme especially fascinating.
television, and it was especially the science programme that were of fascination.
television; the fascination of the science programme especially.