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SSC English fill in the blanks Rules Quiz: Top 15 Important Questions with Answers, Explanations & Examples

Right Answer:

B. to

Correct Sentence:

He is addicted to smoking.

Explanation:

“Addicted” ke saath hamesha to preposition aati hai.

Rule:

Addicted to + Noun/Gerund (V-ing)

Examples:

He is addicted to alcohol.

She is addicted to watching movies.

Right Answer:

B. to

Correct Sentence:

She is married to a doctor.

Explanation:

Married ke saath hamesha to use hota hai.

Rule:

Married to someone

Examples:

She is married to an engineer.

He is married to a teacher.

Right Answer:

B. of

Correct Sentence:

He is fond of playing chess.

Explanation:

Fond ke saath hamesha of aata hai.

Rule:

Fond of + Noun/Gerund

Examples:

I am fond of music.

She is fond of reading novels.

Right Answer:

B. with

Correct Sentence:

The teacher is angry with the student.

Explanation:

Jab kisi vyakti par gussa ho to angry with use karte hain.

Rule:

Angry with a person

Angry at a thing/action

Examples:

Father is angry with me.

He is angry at the mistake.

Right Answer:

A. on

Correct Sentence:

He insisted on going there.

Explanation:

Insist ke baad on + V-ing aata hai.

Rule:

Insist on + Gerund

Examples:

She insisted on helping me.

He insisted on paying the bill.

Right Answer:

B. to

Correct Sentence:

The meeting was postponed to Monday.

Explanation:

Jab kisi date ya day tak postpone kiya jaata hai tab postponed to use karte hain.

Examples:

The exam was postponed to next week.

The event was postponed to Monday.

Right Answer:

B. of

Correct Sentence:

She is capable of solving this problem.

Explanation:

Capable ke saath hamesha of use hota hai.

Rule:

Capable of + V-ing

Examples:

He is capable of doing it.

She is capable of leading the team.

Right Answer:

B. of

Correct Sentence:

He is afraid of dogs.

Explanation:

Afraid ke saath of use hota hai.

Rule:

Afraid of

Examples:

I am afraid of snakes.

She is afraid of darkness.

Right Answer:

A. on

Correct Sentence:

The work was completed on time.

Explanation:

On time = bilkul samay par

Difference:

On time = Exactly at scheduled time

In time = Before it becomes too late

Examples:

The train arrived on time.

We reached in time to catch the bus.

Right Answer:

B. to

Correct Sentence:

He is senior to me.

Explanation:

Senior ke saath kabhi than nahi lagta.

Rule:

Senior/Junior/Superior/Inferior + To

Examples:

He is junior to me.

This quality is superior to that.

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Right Answer:

B. to

Correct Sentence:

She prefers coffee to tea.

Explanation:

Prefer ke saath comparison mein to use hota hai.

Rule:

Prefer A to B

Examples:

I prefer tea to coffee.

She prefers reading to watching TV.

Right Answer:

B. when

Correct Sentence:

Hardly had he arrived when the bell rang.

Rule:

Hardly/Scarcely + When

Example:

Hardly had I sat down when the phone rang.

Right Answer:

B. than

Correct Sentence:

No sooner did he start than it began to rain.

Rule:

No sooner + Than

Example:

No sooner had he arrived than the train left.

Right Answer:

B. were

Correct Sentence:

Neither the teacher nor the students were present.

Explanation:

Neither…nor mein verb nearest subject ke according aati hai.

Nearest Subject = Students (Plural)

Rule:

Verb follows the nearest subject.

Right Answer:

B. was

Correct Sentence:

Each of the boys was given a prize.

Explanation:

Each singular hota hai.

Rule:

Each of + Plural Noun → Singular Verb

Examples:

Each of the students was happy.

Each of the players was selected.

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