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Q. #2946 (CAT-I)
Identify the correct sentence using 'since' for a past point of time:
A.
Since she started journey, she has felt sick.
B.
Since she started journey, she is feeling sick.
C.
Since she started journey, she has been feeling sick.
D.
Since she starts journey, she has felt sick.
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2945 (CAT-I)
Choose the correct sentence for a continuous past reason:
A.
We did not go out as it still rained.
B.
We have not gone out as it was still raining.
C.
We did not go out as it was still raining.
D.
We did not go out as it is still raining.
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2944 (CAT-I)
Select the correct future completion sentence:
A.
By tomorrow afternoon the plane will take off for Moscow.
B.
By tomorrow afternoon the plane will be taking off for Moscow.
C.
By tomorrow afternoon the plane will have taken off for Moscow.
D.
By tomorrow afternoon the plane had taken off for Moscow.
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2943 (CAT-I)
Choose the correct past perfect sentence:
A.
I found that my pocket was picked.
B.
I found that my pocket had been picked.
C.
I found that my pocket has been picked.
D.
I find that my pocket had been picked.
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2942 (CAT-I)
Identify the correct reason-based past continuous sentence:
A.
She did not open the door because she was washing her hair.
B.
She did not open the door because she washed her hair.
C.
She did not open the door because she had washed her hair.
D.
She does not open the door because she was washing hair.
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Tense
Q. #2941 (CAT-I)
Choose the correct sentence using 'yet':
A.
She did not cook her breakfast yet.
B.
She has cooked her breakfast yet.
C.
She does not cook her breakfast yet.
D.
She has not cooked her breakfast yet.
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2940 (CAT-I)
Identify the correct sentence involving the use of 'since':
A.
Since my father has joined this post, he did not take bribe.
B.
Since my father joined this post, he did not take bribe.
C.
Since my father joined this post, he was not taking bribe.
D.
Since my father joined this post, he has not taken bribe.
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2939 (CAT-I)
Which sentence correctly uses the future perfect tense?
A.
In a week's time I will complete my work.
B.
In a week's time I will have completed my work.
C.
In a week's time I will be completed my work.
D.
In a week's time I am completing my work.
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2938 (CAT-I)
Identify the correct use of tenses for simultaneous actions in the past:
A.
While they were having dinner, lights went out.
B.
While they had dinner, lights went out.
C.
While they were having dinner, lights have gone out.
D.
While they have dinner, lights go out.
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2937 (CAT-I)
Select the correct sentence using 'just':
A.
She just had her lunch.
B.
She just has had her lunch.
C.
She is just having her lunch.
D.
She has just had her lunch.
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2936 (CAT-I)
Choose the most suitable sentence describing an ongoing situation at present:
A.
At present she does not study because she plays in the garden.
B.
At present she will not study because she plays in the garden.
C.
At present she studies because she is playing in the garden.
D.
At present she is not studying because she is playing in the garden.
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2935 (CAT-I)
Choose the correct form to express an appearance or likelihood:
A.
It is looking that it may rain.
B.
It is looked that it may rain.
C.
It looks that it may rain.
D.
It looks that it might have rained.
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2934 (CAT-I)
Which sentence correctly expresses a routine habit?
A.
She had brushed her teeth every night.
B.
She brushes her teeth every night.
C.
She is brushing her teeth every night.
D.
She brush her teeth every night.
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2933 (CAT-I)
Identify the correct sentence regarding a current action:
A.
Why do you cook today?
B.
Why are you cooking food today?
C.
Why have you been cooking food today?
D.
Why do you cooking food today?
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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Q. #2932 (CAT-I)
Choose the correct alternative for the sentence: He ______ fatty food.
A.
seldom has
B.
is seldom having
C.
has seldom had
D.
was seldom having
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.