UP TGT Practice Set | 125 Questions Top MCQs Practice set | TGT English Preparation

UP TGT Practice Set | 125 Questions Top MCQs Practice set | TGT English Preparation
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[@A.M.Afsarul]

I saw him resting in the shade of a tree. I saw him resting under a tree...

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Mind blowing practice session ma'am ji

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[@futurepointeducation745]

Nice class mam.. Please chek Mam Q. 15. I think option (b) loaded is correct.

[@manishagour603]

Loaded is correct

[@nishasaini4331]

Wo sahi h, loaded ni hoga, previous year ka question h

[@hinaenglishclasses]

Fill in the blank with appropriate word: The tree was.......... with fruits. (a) load (b) loaded (c) laden (d) loading Answers:- (c) laden The complete sentence would read: "The tree was laden with fruits." Laden means heavily loaded or weighed down, often used to describe something that is full of items. Loaded can also be used, but "laden" is more poetic in this context. Load and loading are not grammatically correct in this sentence. "Laden" का हिंदी में अर्थ है "भारी लदा हुआ" या "बोझिल।" यह आमतौर पर उस स्थिति को दर्शाता है जब कोई चीज़ किसी सामग्री या सामान से भरी होती है।

[@futurepointeducation745]

Thank you Mam 🙏 for clearing my doubt.

[@Sunitatyagi184]

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[@arvindtiwari1718]

Question no 70 me bhi doubt hai maam, had better bhi ho sakta hai jiska matlab hoga तुम्हारे लिए यही अच्छा है कि तुम अपनी बारी का इंतज़ार करो

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The phrase "had better" is a common English idiom used to give advice or to suggest that something is a good idea to do. It implies a strong recommendation or even a warning that the suggested action should be followed. "You had better wait for your turn" means it is highly advisable or important for you to wait for your turn. Why the other options are incorrect: (a) could: This implies a possibility or ability but does not carry the sense of urgency or strong advice that "had better" does. (c) should: While "should" can also give advice, "had better" is stronger and often used in situations where consequences might follow if the advice is not followed. (d) may: "May" expresses permission or possibility, but does not fit in the context of giving strong advice or recommendations. Therefore, "You had better wait for your turn" is the most suitable and correct sentence.

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The best class

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Shandaar class mam🎉🎉 but henry 6 ka 3rd part kab aayega mai wait kr rhi hu plz mam padha jaroor dena 🙏🏻🙏🏻💐

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Soon

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Thank you ma'am

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12-d caricature

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12d caricature

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Caricature 12

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Q12d

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12 d caricature

[@shivakant0563]

Question number 12 Complex ho ga i thik

[@Jdw754]

73 me d hoga mam

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12 Caricature

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Question no 12-"caricature"

[@arvindtiwari1718]

Question no 14 ka answer agar a hai to ye kis tense me likha hai? Mere hisab se iska option no b sahi hai

[@hinaenglishclasses]

Correct Sentence: (a) The ship let go its anchor Explanation: Meaning: "Let go" is a phrase that means to release or drop. In this context, "let go its anchor" means that the ship released or dropped its anchor into the water. Structure: The sentence follows a standard structure, where the subject (the ship) performs an action (let go) on an object (its anchor). Why the other options are incorrect: (b) Let the ship go its anchor: This is grammatically incorrect. The structure does not follow a logical sentence pattern, as "Let the ship" should be followed by an action like "let the ship drop its anchor." (c) Let its anchor go the ship: This sentence incorrectly places the anchor as the subject, implying the anchor is controlling the ship, which does not make sense in this context. (d) Its anchor let the ship go: This reverses the logical relationship. Anchors don't "let go" of ships; ships release their anchors.

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[@Jdw754]

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12 caricature

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Caricature

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My score 107

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12 k d

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Mam 106 questions are right

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Very nice Mobina 👌😊

[@MobinaAnsari-x1g]

Mam assalamualaiku Question no 23 is incorrect Pursue means to chase .Peruse means to read thoroughly Please correct this

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Okay Mobina

[@vijaysinghsingh5417]

Question 73 me under nhi hoga mam ye tree ki shade me h nki tree ke niche isme in aayega

[@nishasaini4331]

Right in hi hoga, under tb hota jb tree k neeche baihne ki bat hoti

[@Englishgrammar90]

Mam , now you should present in front of Board..

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Yes, I have already presented in front of board..

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Psychology k questions h

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Falstaff caricature

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Shade in hoga

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Yes

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Plz check Q.N.73

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73ddddddddd hoga

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12 caricature h

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Lady Macbeth

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👍

[@SarojKumarkanaujia]

I got 105 out of 125

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Good

[@divyauptgtteacher]

Mam 27 me mesmerise bhi galat h shayad dekh lijiye

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Choose the mis-spelt word: (a) Subsistence (b) Mismerise (c) Anomolous (d) Ninth Option (b) is misspelt The correct spelling is "Mesmerize."

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Ma'am kya hackneyed questions diye h..😂

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12 k d

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