English: Phrase Replacement/Sentence Corrections for IBPS RRB/PO/CLK Prelims Set 34

Directions: Which of the phrases A, B, C, and D given below each statement should replace the phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is given, mark E as the answer

1. The curtain has nearly come over on the 2008 murder of Aarushi Talwar and Hemraj.
   A) nearly come over
   B) actually come over
   C) almost come at
   D) nearly come down
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option D 
2. The principal lesson for trial judges is that one cannot go with presumptions and assumptions.
   A) go for
   B) go after
   C) go within
   D) go by
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option D 
3. There will always be gaps to fill, and you cannot lambast an investigator for not getting all facts on the table.
   A) at the table
   B) near the table
   C) to the table
   D) over the table
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option C 
4. Some blatant mistakes were in fact committed by the U.P. Police, who did the first investigation before handing it over to the CBI.
   A) that did
   B) which did
   C) those did
   D) whom did
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option B 
5. When the heat turned on the first investigator, another team was formed and strenuous efforts were made subsequently to get to the bottom of the mystery.
   A) heating was turned on
   B) heat was turned on
   C) heat erupted
   D) heat was erupted
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option B 
6. No generation has a monopoly on wisdom.
   A) None
   B) Not one
   C) No one
   D) Not every one
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option C 
7. Learning from the past is good, but glorifying the past with a desire to revive past values is nothing but fundamentalism.
   A) likely  a desire
   B) over a desire
   C) for a desire
   D) can be a desire
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option E
   
8. The Indian Constitution has incorporated the promises that the Indian National Congress had made of the people of India in the struggle for independence.
   A) the people
   B) by the people
   C) for the people
   D) to the people
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option D 
9.  The India in today is entirely different from ancient India.
   A) India today
   B) today’s India
   C) India now-a-days
   D) India of today
   E) No Correction Required
   
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      Option D 
10. Minority rights were another subject  which we were clearfrom the beginning.
    A) on which
    B) over which
    C) on that
    D) over that
    E) No Correction Required
    
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       Option A