You have to remove a word or phrase to make the following sentences grammatically correct. From the given options choose the word \/ phrase that needs to be omitted.<\/p>\n
1. Despite of having a bad teacher she passed her exam.<\/p>\n
a) of
\nb) despite
\nc) a<\/p>\n
2. I have met Julie yesterday at the club.<\/p>\n
a) have
\nb) at
\nc) the<\/p>\n
3. Though she is fat but she can run fast.
\na) though
\nb) but
\nc) can<\/p>\n
d) Either \u2018though\u2019 or \u2018but\u2019<\/p>\n
4. His father has died in an accident two years ago.<\/p>\n
a) has
\nb) ago
\nc) in<\/p>\n
5. Cold as though it was we went out.<\/p>\n
a) as
\nb) though
\nc) was<\/p>\n
d) Either \u2018as\u2019 or \u2018though\u2019<\/p>\n
6. I haven\u2019t got as much money so as I thought.<\/p>\n
a) as
\nb) got
\nc) so<\/p>\n
7. We have got food for as many people as they want it.<\/p>\n
a) as
\nb) they
\nc) it<\/p>\n
8. I gave him as much as he could eat it.<\/p>\n
a) as
\nb) could
\nc) it<\/p>\n
9. This is my friend Jaya, who she works at a bank.<\/p>\n
a) my
\nb) who
\nc) she<\/p>\n
10. Strange though it may seem so, I don\u2019t like watching cricket.<\/p>\n
a) though
\nb) so
\nc) watching<\/p>\n
1. Remove \u2018of\u2019 (The sentence should read: Despite having a bad teacher she passed her exam. Use \u2018despite\u2019 or \u2018in spite of<\/a>\u2019.)<\/p>\n 2. Remove \u2018have\u2019; (The sentence should read: I met Julie yesterday at the club. We cannot use the present perfect tense with definite past time expressions.<\/a>)<\/p>\n 3. Remove either \u2018though\u2019 or \u2018but\u2019 (The sentence should read: Though she is fat she can run fast. \/ She is fat but she can run fast. We use just one conjunction to connect two clauses.)<\/p>\n 4. Remove \u2018has\u2019 (The sentence should read: His father died in an accident two years ago.)<\/p>\n