111. Choose an appropriate modal to complete the sentence:
It is so quiet (that) one ____ hear a pin drop. (Remote possibility)
(1) might
(2) used to
(4) must
(3) should
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112. Fill in the blank with an appropriate modal :
If you’ve been travelling all night, you probably ____ a rest. (Condition)
(1) will
(2) may
(3) need
(4) ought
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113. Choose the correct option:
The day is pleasant ____ a little cold.
(1) nor
(2) either
(3) or
(4) only
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114. Choose the correct conjunction and fill in the blank :
____ he has not paid the bill, his electricity was cut off.
(1) That
(2) Still
(3) As
(4) Although
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115. Choose a conjunction from the given options that meaningfully completes the sentence:
He says he’ll pay, ____ I don’t think he will.
(1) though
(2) since
(3) neither
(4) moreover
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116. Choose a conjunction from the given options that meaningfully completes the sentence:
I know you aren’t rich, ____ you could do something to help him.
(1) not only
(2) either
(3) moreovers
(4) still
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117. Fill in the blank with the correct modal auxiliary:
What a palatial building! He ____ be a billionaire.
(Strong probability)
(1) must
(2) needs
(3) used
(4) would
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118. Choose the correct option.
(1) The film was however well made still well acted.
(2) The film was neither well made nor well acted.
(3) The film was not only well made both well acted.
(4) The film was neither well made either well acted.
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119. Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction:
_____ he got married to Samantha, he gave up his job.
(1) As soon as
(2) However
(3) Still
(4) But
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120. Join the two simple sentences given below to form a complex sentence:
(Choose the correct option):
In the evening the traveller reached an inn. It belonged to a rich landlord.
(1) The inn belonged to a rich landlord, therefore the traveller reached there.
(2) In the evening the traveller reached an inn which belonged to a rich landlord.
(3) In the evening the traveller reached an inn but belonged to a rich landlord. it
(4) In the evening the traveller reached a inn and it belonged to a rich landlord.
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