A. Amendments pending in the Rajya Sabha, to the Insurance Law Bill was approved by the Cabinet.
B. Amendments to the Insurance Law Bill pending in the Rajya Sabha was approved.
C. Amendments to the Insurance Law Bill was approved by the Cabinet pending in the Rajya Sabha.
D. Amendments to the Insurance Law Bill pending in the Rajya Sabha, were approved by the Cabinet.
A. Next week my project I will complete.
B. My project will be completed by me next week.
C. My project I will complete next week.
D. Next week my project will be completed.
A. “Hamlet” is going to be performed by them.
B. “Hamlet” is going to perform by them.
C. “Hamlet” is to perform.
D. “Hamlet” has to be performed.
A. This book should be read by everyone.
B. This book has to be red by everyone.
C. This book is to be read by everyone.
D. This book must be read by everyone.
A. The gardener is watering the plants.
B. The gardener has been watering the plants.
C. The gardener has watered the plants.
D. The gardener had watered the plants.
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A. It was said that he is a spy.
B. It has been said that he is a spy.
C. It is said that he is a spy.
D. It is said by people that he is a spy.
A. Had your proposal been accepted by him?
B. Was your proposal accepted by him?
C. Could your proposal be accepted by him?
D. Was your proposal not accepted by him?
A. A noise was being made by the children.
B. Noise is made by children.
C. A noise was made by the children.
D. A noise is being made by the children.
A. It was expected by Alexander that he should conquer the world.
B. It was expected by Alexander that he would conquer the world.
C. It was expected by Alexander that he will conquer the world.
D. It had been expected by Alexander that he would conquer the world.
A. I had been found by his lordship to be unfit for the service.
B. I was soon found by his lordship to be unfit for the service.
C. I was found by his lordship to be unfit for the service.
D. I was soon found out by his lordship to be unfit for the service.
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English aptitude verbal and reasoning