Tuesday, October 2, 2012
पुलिस भर्ती प्रक्रिया तीन हफ्ते में शुरू कर सरकार : हाईकोर्ट इलाहाबाद (एसएनबी)। इलाहाबाद हाईकोर्ट ने प्रदेश सरकार को पुलिस भर्ती प्रक्रिया तीन सप्ताह में शुरू कर कोर्ट में अनुपालन रिपोर्ट देने को कहा है। न्यायमूर्ति अमर सरन व न्यायमूर्ति पंकज नकवी की खण्डपीठ ने मोहम्मद कासिम की जनहित याचिका पर यह आदेश दिया। याचिका में कहा गया कि गत वर्ष दिसम्बर माह में पुलिस भर्ती की प्रक्रिया पिछली सरकार ने प्रारम्भ की थी, परन्तु चुनाव अधिसूचना की वजह से प्रक्रिया ठप पड़ गयी थी।
Thursday, June 21, 2012
IMPORTANT ONE WORD FOR CGL 2012 EXAM
One who is not sure about God’s existence agnostic
A lover of mankind altruist
Amateur one who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession
Ambidextrous one who can use either hand with ease
Anarchist one who is out to destroy all government, peace and order
Apostate a person who has changed his faith
Arbitrator a person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute
Ascetic one who leads an austere life
Atheist a person who does not believe in God
Bohemian a unconventional style of living
Cerographist one who is bad in spellings
Cannibal one who feeds on human flesh
Carnivorous one who feeds on flesh
Chauvinist a person who is blindly devoted to an idea
Connoisseur a critical judge of any art and craft
Contemporaries person living at the same time
Convalescent one who is recovering health after illness
Coquethe a girl who flirts with men
Cosmopolitan a person who regards the whole world as his country
Cynosure one who is centre of attraction
Cynic one who is sneers at the beliefs of others
Debonair polished and light hearted person
Demagogue a leader who sways his followers by his oratory
Dilettante a dabbler not serious in art, science and literature
Effeminate a person who is womanish in his habits
Egoist a lover of oneself, of one’s advancement
Emigrant a person who leave his country to settle in another country
Epicure one who is for pleasure of eating and drinking
Fastidious one hard to pleased
Fatalist one who believes in fate
Feminist one who works for the welfare of women
Fugitive one who runs away from justice
Gourmand a lover of food
Gourmet a good judge of food
Henpecked a husband ruled by his wife
Hedonist one who believes that sensual pleasure is chief good
Heretic one who acts against religion
Herbivorous one who lives on herbs
Honorary one who hold a post without salary
Highbrow a person considering himself to be superior in culture
Hypochondriac one who is over anxious about his health
Iconoclast one who is breaker of images and traditions
Illiterate one who does not know reading or writing
Immigrant a person who comes to a country from his own country for settling
Impregnable that cannot be entered by force
Impostor one who imaginary to be somebody else
Indefatigable one who does not exhaust easily
Introvert one who does not express himself freely
Insolvent a person who is unable to pay his debts
Itinerant one who journeys from place to place
Invincible one too strong to be defeated
Invulnerable one who can not be harmed/wounded
Libertine a person who leads an immoral life
Mercenary one who does something for the sake of money(bad sense)
Misanthrope one who hates mankind
Misogamist one who hates the institution of marriage
Misologist one who hates knowledge
Novice one who is inexperienced in anything Syn. Tyro
Numismatist one who collects coins
Omnivorous one who eats everything
Optimist a person who looks at the bright side of things
Orphan one who has lost one’s parents
Philanthropist one who loves mankind
Philogynist one who works for the welfare of women
Polyglot one who speaks many languages SYN linguist
Pacifist one who hates war
Pessimist one who looks at the dark side of life
Philanderer one who amuses(keep busy) oneself by love making
Philistine one who does not care for art and literature
Posthumous a child born after the death of father/ a book published after the death of author/ an award received after the death of the recipient
Philatelist one who collects stamps
Pedestrian one who walks on foot
Recluse one who lives in seclusion
Sadist a person who feels pleasure by hurting others
Samaritan one who helps the needy and the helpless
Somnambulist a person who walks in sleep
Somniloquist a person who talks in sleep
Stoic a person who is indifferent to pain and pleasures
Swashbuckler a boastful fellow
Teetotaler one who does not take any intoxicating drugs
Termagant a noisy quarrelsome woman, a shrew
Truant one who remains absent from duty without permission
Toper/Sot one who habitual drunkard
Uxorious one extremely fond of one’s wife
Veteran one who has a long experience of any occupation
Versatile one who adapts oneself readily to various situation
Virtuoso one who is brilliant performer on stage(specially music)
One word Denoting General Object:-
☻Abdication Voluntary giving up of throne in favour of someone
Almanac
An annual calendar with position of stars
Amphibian Animal that live both on land and sea
Allegory A story that expresses ideas through symbols
Anomaly Departure from common rule
Aquatic Animals that live in water
Autobiography A life history of a person written by himself
Axiom A statement accepted as true without proof
Belligerent One that is in a war like mood Syn. Bellicose
Biopsy Examination of living tissue
Blasphemy An act of speaking against religion
Chronology Events presented in order of occurrence
Conscription Compulsory enlistment for military service
Crusade A religious war
Drawn A game that results neither in victory nor in defeat
Eatable Anything to be eaten
Edible Fit to be eaten
Encyclopaedia A book that contains information on various subject
Ephemeral Lasting for a very short time
Epilogue A concluding speech/comment at the end of the play
Extempore A speech made without preparation Syn. Impromptu
Fable A story relating to birds/animals with a moral in the end
Facsimile An exact copy of handwriting, printing Syn. Xerox
Fatal That causes death
Fauna The animals of a particular region
Flora The flowers of a particular region
Fragile That can be easily broken
Gregarious Animals which live in a flock, used for human beings also (Syn. Sociable)
Illegible Incapable of being read (Ant. Legible)
In accessible A person/place that cannot be easily approached
Impracticable Incapable of being practiced (ant. Practicable)
Inaudible A sound that cannot be heard (Ant. Audible)
Incorrigible Incapable of being corrected
Irreparable Incapable of being repaired
Indelible A mark that cannot be erased
Infallible One who is free from all mistakes and failures
Inedible Not fit to eat(ant. Edible)
A lover of mankind altruist
Amateur one who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession
Ambidextrous one who can use either hand with ease
Anarchist one who is out to destroy all government, peace and order
Apostate a person who has changed his faith
Arbitrator a person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute
Ascetic one who leads an austere life
Atheist a person who does not believe in God
Bohemian a unconventional style of living
Cerographist one who is bad in spellings
Cannibal one who feeds on human flesh
Carnivorous one who feeds on flesh
Chauvinist a person who is blindly devoted to an idea
Connoisseur a critical judge of any art and craft
Contemporaries person living at the same time
Convalescent one who is recovering health after illness
Coquethe a girl who flirts with men
Cosmopolitan a person who regards the whole world as his country
Cynosure one who is centre of attraction
Cynic one who is sneers at the beliefs of others
Debonair polished and light hearted person
Demagogue a leader who sways his followers by his oratory
Dilettante a dabbler not serious in art, science and literature
Effeminate a person who is womanish in his habits
Egoist a lover of oneself, of one’s advancement
Emigrant a person who leave his country to settle in another country
Epicure one who is for pleasure of eating and drinking
Fastidious one hard to pleased
Fatalist one who believes in fate
Feminist one who works for the welfare of women
Fugitive one who runs away from justice
Gourmand a lover of food
Gourmet a good judge of food
Henpecked a husband ruled by his wife
Hedonist one who believes that sensual pleasure is chief good
Heretic one who acts against religion
Herbivorous one who lives on herbs
Honorary one who hold a post without salary
Highbrow a person considering himself to be superior in culture
Hypochondriac one who is over anxious about his health
Iconoclast one who is breaker of images and traditions
Illiterate one who does not know reading or writing
Immigrant a person who comes to a country from his own country for settling
Impregnable that cannot be entered by force
Impostor one who imaginary to be somebody else
Indefatigable one who does not exhaust easily
Introvert one who does not express himself freely
Insolvent a person who is unable to pay his debts
Itinerant one who journeys from place to place
Invincible one too strong to be defeated
Invulnerable one who can not be harmed/wounded
Libertine a person who leads an immoral life
Mercenary one who does something for the sake of money(bad sense)
Misanthrope one who hates mankind
Misogamist one who hates the institution of marriage
Misologist one who hates knowledge
Novice one who is inexperienced in anything Syn. Tyro
Numismatist one who collects coins
Omnivorous one who eats everything
Optimist a person who looks at the bright side of things
Orphan one who has lost one’s parents
Philanthropist one who loves mankind
Philogynist one who works for the welfare of women
Polyglot one who speaks many languages SYN linguist
Pacifist one who hates war
Pessimist one who looks at the dark side of life
Philanderer one who amuses(keep busy) oneself by love making
Philistine one who does not care for art and literature
Posthumous a child born after the death of father/ a book published after the death of author/ an award received after the death of the recipient
Philatelist one who collects stamps
Pedestrian one who walks on foot
Recluse one who lives in seclusion
Sadist a person who feels pleasure by hurting others
Samaritan one who helps the needy and the helpless
Somnambulist a person who walks in sleep
Somniloquist a person who talks in sleep
Stoic a person who is indifferent to pain and pleasures
Swashbuckler a boastful fellow
Teetotaler one who does not take any intoxicating drugs
Termagant a noisy quarrelsome woman, a shrew
Truant one who remains absent from duty without permission
Toper/Sot one who habitual drunkard
Uxorious one extremely fond of one’s wife
Veteran one who has a long experience of any occupation
Versatile one who adapts oneself readily to various situation
Virtuoso one who is brilliant performer on stage(specially music)
One word Denoting General Object:-
☻Abdication Voluntary giving up of throne in favour of someone
Almanac
An annual calendar with position of stars
Amphibian Animal that live both on land and sea
Allegory A story that expresses ideas through symbols
Anomaly Departure from common rule
Aquatic Animals that live in water
Autobiography A life history of a person written by himself
Axiom A statement accepted as true without proof
Belligerent One that is in a war like mood Syn. Bellicose
Biopsy Examination of living tissue
Blasphemy An act of speaking against religion
Chronology Events presented in order of occurrence
Conscription Compulsory enlistment for military service
Crusade A religious war
Drawn A game that results neither in victory nor in defeat
Eatable Anything to be eaten
Edible Fit to be eaten
Encyclopaedia A book that contains information on various subject
Ephemeral Lasting for a very short time
Epilogue A concluding speech/comment at the end of the play
Extempore A speech made without preparation Syn. Impromptu
Fable A story relating to birds/animals with a moral in the end
Facsimile An exact copy of handwriting, printing Syn. Xerox
Fatal That causes death
Fauna The animals of a particular region
Flora The flowers of a particular region
Fragile That can be easily broken
Gregarious Animals which live in a flock, used for human beings also (Syn. Sociable)
Illegible Incapable of being read (Ant. Legible)
In accessible A person/place that cannot be easily approached
Impracticable Incapable of being practiced (ant. Practicable)
Inaudible A sound that cannot be heard (Ant. Audible)
Incorrigible Incapable of being corrected
Irreparable Incapable of being repaired
Indelible A mark that cannot be erased
Infallible One who is free from all mistakes and failures
Inedible Not fit to eat(ant. Edible)
Saturday, April 28, 2012
COMMON ERRORS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
If I would have known about the party, I would have gone to it."
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This
is INCORRECT, although commonly used, especially in American English.
The
correct form is:
If
+ had + past participle, would + have + past participle
* "If I had known about the party,
I would have gone."
This
is CORRECT.
2. Don't vs Doesn’t
"He don’t care about me anymore."
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Doesn't, does not, or does are used with the third person singular - words like he, she, and it.
Don't, do not, or do are used for other subjects.
* "He doesn’t care about me anymore."
This is CORRECT.
3. Bring vs Take
"When
we go to the party on Saturday, let’s bring a bottle of wine."
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This
is INCORRECT.
When you are viewing the movement of something from the point of arrival,
use “bring”:* "When you come to the party, please bring a bottle of wine."
This is CORRECT.
When you are viewing the movement of something from the point of departure, use “take”:
* "When we go to the party, let’s take a bottle of wine."
This is CORRECT.
4. Fewer vs Less
Sign
at the checkout of a supermarket: “Ten items or
less”.
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This
is INCORRECT.
You
can count the items, so you need to use the number word “fewer”. These
nouns are countable.
* "Ten items or fewer."
This
is CORRECT.
If
you can’t count the substance, then you should use “less”. These nouns
are uncountable.
* "You should eat less
meat."
This
is CORRECT.
5. However
"We
were supposed to go to the dance last night,
however, it was cancelled because
of lack of interest."
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This
is INCORRECT.
A
semicolon, rather than a comma, should be used to link these two complete
sentences:
* "We were supposed to go to the dance
last night; however, it was cancelled because of lack of
interest."
This
is CORRECT.
It
should be noted that there ARE situations in which you can use a comma instead
of a semi-colon:
* "The match at Wimbledon,
however, continued despite the bad weather."
This
is CORRECT.
There
is only one complete sentence in this example. It is not a compound
sentence.
6. Have vs Of
"I
never would of thought that he’d behave
like that."
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This
is INCORRECT.
It
should be would have:
* "I never would have/would’ve
thought that he’d behave like that."
This
is CORRECT.
It’s
the same for should and could:
"He
should of come with me."
This
is INCORRECT.
* "He should have/should’ve come
with me."
This
is CORRECT.
This
is INCORRECT.
* "She could have had anything
she wanted."
This
is CORRECT.
7. Double negative
"I'm
not speaking
to nobody in this class."
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This
is INCORRECT.
Since
'not' is a negative, you cannot use 'nobody' in this sentence:
* "I'm not speaking
to anybody in this class."This is CORRECT.
8. Present perfect
"He has took the train."
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This
is INCORRECT.
The
correct form for the present perfect is:
would
+ have + past participle
* "He has taken the
train."
This
is CORRECT.
9. Went vs Gone
"I
should have went to school
yesterday."
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The correct form is:
should + have + past participle
* "I should have gone to school yesterday."
This is CORRECT.
10. Its vs It's
"Its going to be sunny tomorrow."
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This
is INCORRECT.
It’s
is the contraction of It is:
* "It’s going to be sunny
tomorrow."
This
is CORRECT.
"What’s
that? I can’t remember it’s name."
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This
is INCORRECT.
Its
is a possessive pronoun that modifies a noun:
* "What’s that? I can’t remember
its name."
This
is CORRECT.
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Wrong
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I have visited Niagara Falls
last weekend.
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Right
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I visited Niagara Falls
last weekend.
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Wrong
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The woman which works here is from Japan.
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Right
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The woman who works here is from Japan.
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Wrong
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She’s married with a dentist.
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Right
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She’s married to a dentist.
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Wrong
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She was boring in the class.
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Right
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She was bored in the class.
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Wrong
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I must to call him immediately.
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Right
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I must call him immediately.
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Wrong
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Every students like the teacher.
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Right
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Every student likes the teacher.
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Wrong
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Although it was raining, but we had the picnic.
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Right
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Although it was raining, we had the picnic.
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Wrong
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I enjoyed from the movie.
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Right
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I enjoyed the movie.
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Wrong
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I look forward to meet you.
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Right
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I look forward to meeting you.
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Wrong
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I like very much ice cream.
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Right
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I like ice cream very much.
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Wrong
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She can to drive.
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Right
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She can drive.
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Wrong
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Where
I can find a bank?
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Right
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Where can I find a bank?
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Wrong
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I live in United
States.
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Right
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I live in theUnited
States.
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Wrong
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When I will arrive,
I will call you.
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Right
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When I arrive, I
will call you.
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Wrong
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I’ve been here since
three months.
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Right
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I’ve been here for
three months.
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Wrong
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My boyfriend has got
a new work.
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Right
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My boyfriend has got
a new job. (or just "has a new job")
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Wrong
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She doesn’t listen
me.
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Right
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She doesn’t listen
to me.
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Wrong
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You speak English
good.
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Right
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You speak English
well.
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Wrong
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The police is
coming.
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Right
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The police are
coming.
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Wrong
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The house isn’t
enough big.
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Right
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The house isn’t big
enough.
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Wrong
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You should not to
smoke.
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Right
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You should not
smoke.
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Wrong
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Do you like a glass
of wine?
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Right
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Would you like a
glass of wine?
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Wrong
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There is seven
girls in the class.
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Right
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There are seven
girls in the class.
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Wrong
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I didn’t meet
nobody.
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Right
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I didn’t meet
anybody.
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Wrong
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My flight departs
in 5:00 am.
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Right
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My flight departs
at 5:00 am.
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