Reconstruction Of Sentences
General English
- Antonyms
- Antonyms
- Synonyms
- Sentence Completion I
- Sentence Completion
- One Word Substitution
- Spelling Test
- Word Formation
- Vocabulary Test
- Transformation
- Direct and Indirect Speech
- Double Synonyms
- Passage Correction
- Reconstruction of Sentences
- Idioms and Phrase
- Comprehension I
- Spotting Errors
- Comprehension II
- Theme Detection
- Correct Sentence
- Active&Passive Voice
- Sentence Improvement
- Grammar Usage
- Incorrect Sentence
| 13. | Reading books (P) is a habit (Q) but also enlarges the mind (R) because it not only increases knowledge (S) which must be cultivated by everybody |
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| 14. | This majestic mahogany table (P) belongs to an old prince (Q) which has one leg missing (R) who is now impoverished (S) but not without some pride |
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| 15. | Political liberty (P) is secured (Q) whereby civil and religious liberty (R) is no more (S) than the instrument |
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