Grammar

Easy

Choose the most appropriate pair to fill in the blank.

Though Neetika is known to crack some _jokes but Nisha is than Neekita.

funnier, funniest

funniest, funny

funny, funnier

quite funny, more funnier

✅ Correct Option: 3

Option 1 -> "some funnier jokes" lacks a comparison reference, and "funniest than" is grammatically incorrect (superlative can't be used with "than").

Option 2 -> "some funniest jokes" is awkward phrasing, and "funny than" is incorrect (base adjective can't be used with "than").

Option 3 -> "some funny jokes" is natural and correct, and "funnier than" is the proper comparative form for comparison.

Option 4 -> "some quite funny" is awkward, and "more funnier" is a double comparative error (should be either "funnier" OR "more funny," not both).

Hence, Option 3: funny, funnier -> The first blank needs the base adjective "funny" to describe jokes, while the second blank requires the comparative form "funnier" because it's making a direct comparison using "than" -> correct

2025: 16 May Shift 1

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate preposition:

We can make no progress if we continue working ____these conditions.

2026: 25 May Shift 2

Choose the correct passive construction of the given sentence :

Should we not obey our parents?

(A) We should obey our parents.

(B) Should our parents not be obeyed by us?

(D) Parents ought to be obeyed to.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

2026: 18 May Shift 2

Select the option which best expresses the same sentence in passive voice:

We must endure what we cannot cure.

2026: 19 May Shift 1

Choose the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.

____ the government takes stringent measures, the problem will not be solved.

2023: 22 June Shift 1

Which one of the given sentences is not grammatically correct?

2023: 2 July Shift 3

Identify the Adverbs used in the given sentences in List I and match them with the type given in List II:

LIST I		LIST II
A. Gautam Buddha left his family stealthily.	I.	adverb of degree
B. I have pleaded enough and now I give up.	II.	interrogative adverbs
C. How did you come here?	III.	adverb of manner
D. He has not left the place.	IV.	adverb of affirmation/negation

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Choose the most appropriate pair to fill in the blank. Though Neetika is known to crack some _____jokes but Nisha is ____ than Neekita.

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Choose the most appropriate pair to fill in the blank.

Though Neetika is known to crack some _jokes but Nisha is than Neekita.