A. Some of them imagined that they would inevitably run out of cash.
B. They imagined that they would inevitably run out of cash.
C. They imagined that they would not have an immense supply of cash with them.
D. They imagined that they would run out of cash.
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A. We shall be helped by them with money.
B. We shall help them with money.
C. We should help them with money.
D. We shall not be helped by them with money.
A. One cannot take parents’ love for granted.
B. Can one take parents’ love for granted?
C. I should not take parents’ love for granted.
D. One should not take parents’ love for granted.
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A. The guests appreciated every dish which had been cooked by my mother.
B. The guests appreciated every dish which was cooked.
C. The guests appreciated every dish which my mother had cooked.
D. My mother had cooked every dish which the guests appreciated.
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A. Grass is not eaten by a lion, however hungry he may be.
B. Grass is not being eaten by a lion, however hungry he may be.
C. Grass is eaten not by a lion, however hungry he may be.
D. Grass is being not eaten by a lion despite being hungry.
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A. Let the poor not to insult.
B. Let the poor to be not insulted.
C. Let us not insulted the poor.
D. Let not the poor be insulted.
A. The class quickly learnt but forgot the major points of the lesson.
B. The class quickly learnt the major points of the lesson but they also forgot them.
C. The class learnt and forgot the major points of the lesson quickly.
D. The class quickly learnt the major points of the lesson but also forgot them quickly.
A. Let the window be opened.
B. Open window.
C. Someone opens the window.
D. Window is opened.
A. Has a dog ever bitten you?
B. Had a dog ever bitten you?
C. Did a dog ever bite you?
D. Has a dog ever bite you?
A. We could gain nothing without labour.
B. We cannot gain nothing without labour
C. We should gain nothing without labour.
D. We can gain nothing without labour.
English aptitude verbal and reasoning