How to finish your CLAT paper 20 minutes ahead of everyone else?
CLAT needs an aspirant to possess both aptitude and speed. It is a 2-hour long test wherein you need to attempt 200 questions, with the
December 29, 2017
How to finish your CLAT paper 20 minutes ahead of everyone else?
Taming the Furious Five IV – Monkey-ish English
Monkey is the friendliest and most approachable of the five. Monkey is the first to recognize his friends’ determination, appreciating them and informing them that
November 1, 2017
Practice Sheet for English : CLAT 2018
In the following question, some parts of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence is free from
October 26, 2017
General Knowledge for CLAT: Important Dates
Jan 1 Army Medical Corps Establishment Jan 8 African National Congress Foundation Day Jan 10 World Laughter Day Jan 11 Death Anniversary of Lal Bahadur
April 5, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Sentence Correction
Q. In each of the following questions, replace the underlined word with an appropriate alternative chosen from the options. 1. Some commentators have rejected this
April 4, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Reading Comprehension III
By Amrita Ghosh Continued Idea Q. In each of the following questions, determine what the author would have addressed had he/she written another paragraph. 1.
April 3, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Reading Comprehension II
By Amrita Ghosh Main Idea Q. In each of the following paragraphs, identify the main idea. 1. Uber began testing its cars in Arizona after
April 2, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Questions on Transformation of Sentences – III
Amrita Ghosh Q. Convert the following into negative sentences. Choose the most appropriate option. 1. He is a better guitarist than me. a. Guitar playing
April 1, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Questions on Transformation of Sentences – II
Q. Change the voice of the given sentences. 1. The teacher scolded Rajesh. a. Rajesh was scolded by the teacher. b. The scolding was given
March 31, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Transformation of Sentences
Q. Convert the given compound sentences to Simple Sentences. 1. Rapunzel sat in this tower and gazed at the hills. a. Rapunzel sat here. b.
March 30, 2017
English for CLAT: Parajumbles
By Amrita Ghosh Q. Rearrange the given sentences to ensure coherent flow. 1 A. The giggle is a dirty Caspar. B. Translated from recorded Mooseheart
March 29, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Error Detection-II
By Amrita Ghosh In each of the given sentences, identify the erroneous part. (A) The governments/ (B)growing antipathy towards/ (C)the minority communities/ (D)is a source
March 29, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Error Detection – I
By Amrita Ghosh In each of the given sentences, identify the erroneous part. (A) Who’s pencil/ (B)box is/ (C) that?/ (D) No error
March 28, 2017
English for CLAT: Sources to Consult for Reading Comprehension
The key to improving your reading comprehension skills is to read as much as you can from good sources. As you make reading a habit,
March 27, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Error Correction
By Amrita Ghosh Q. Replace the underlined words with better alternatives from the given options. I. On a Sunday afternoon, people (1) roamed across the
March 24, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Cloze Test
By Amrita Ghosh Q. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words keeping in mind the context of the paragraph. Ensure that the coherence of the
March 22, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice CLAT Grammar Test-III
Q.I. Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions. 1. He goes to school ___ foot. a) on b) of c) on d) by 2. Kolkata
March 21, 2017
English for CLAT: Practice Grammar Test II
I. Identify the tense of the given sentences I will call you once I am back. Simple Future Conditional Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Present Continuous
March 16, 2017
English Grammar for CLAT: Direct and Indirect Speech
We have previously discussed about Direct and Indirect Speech briefly. We shall now continue that discussion and understand these concepts in greater detail. What
March 2, 2017
English Grammar for CLAT: Active and Passive Voice
Now that you have built your concepts regarding the different basic components, we shall move onto some more advanced components of English grammar. Let us
March 1, 2017
Building Blocks – Components of Sentences : English for CLAT
By Amrita Ghosh Groups of words make up different kinds of sentences. You can think of these groups of words as the building blocks which
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