@meme.. thanks for your corrections,
@aamish.. you are not co-operating bro.... mjhy ye sentences isi forum pe idhar hi solve karny hain awr aap dono ny hi corrections bhi karni hain... theek hy na and thanks for the wishes.
anyways, here is past paper 2000 ...

although i believe these sentences are not having any mistakes yet don't take them for granted, have a look...

this is all the father you can go.
this is the farthest you can go.

he seemed to be an industrious person but this was only an allusion.
he seemed to be an industrious person but this was only an illusion.

his avocation is dentistry.
his vocation is dentistry.

the ferry collided against the tugboat.
the ferry collided with the tugboat.

the antiquarian bade one million dollars for the old painting.
the antiquarian bid one million dollars for the old painting.

poetry is more sensual than prose.
poetry is more sensuous than prose.

both naeem and shahid is tired; they should go back.
both naeem and shaihd are tired,; they should go back.

he was seeking political asylum, but was not permitted to emigrate to USA.
he was seeking political asylum, but was not permitted to immigrate into USA.

i wouldn't be in your boots for all the wealth in the world.
i wouldn't be in your shoes for all the wealth in the world.

are you trying to infer that i would something dishonest?
are you trying to infer that i would do some dishonest thing?

i will share my next paper after you people post papers of 2001 and 2002, , till that time i will work on the sentences of this thread.

Paper - 2001
Q: Correct the following sentences.
(a) His wisdom consisted of his handling the dangerous situation successfully.
Ans: His wisdom consisted of handling the dangerous situation successfully.
(b) Many a girls were appearing in the examination.
Ans: Many a girl was appearing in the examination.
(c) The vehicles run fastly on the Motorway.
Ans: The vehicles run fast on the Motorway.
(d) Smoking is injurious for health.
Ans: Smoking is injurious to health.
(e) He availed of this situation very intelligently.
Ans: He availed himself of this situation very intelligently.
(f) The black vermin is an odious creature.
Ans: The black vermin are an odious creature.
(g) What to speak of meat, even, vegetables were not available now.
Ans: Not to speak of meat, even vegetables were not available there.
(h) No sooner we left our home when it started raining.
Ans: No sooner did we leave our home than it started raining.
(i) Little money I had I spent on the way.
Ans: The Little money that I had I spent on the way. Or I spent the little money I had on the
way
(j) The criminal was sent on the goal.
Ans: The criminal was sent to the gaol.

I am having a hectic routine. I have a job test after 5 days. I have a interview in coming month. I have to appear in coming months in two provinicial commissions (special cadre) with 8 papers in each. I am preparing notes for them. I totally exhaust at the end of the day.

I am fresh graduate I won't appear in CSS 2016 rather my plan is to appear in this prestigious exam in 2017. Though I have sufficient time left but I do not want to shun my css preparation all together. So I am also giving half hour to one hour daily to its preparation too. I really want to give my all time and energy to the preparation of this exam but I can not.

You are right we all must put equal efforts here in helping each other. I am sorry that I didn't participate in the thread as much as I should have participated. From now on I will try my level best to give as much time as I can to this.

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Khushboo Hai Mere Khoon Mein Kafoor Ki Manind,
Bikhrunga Fizaun Mein Ek Noor Ki Manind . . .

1. I shall not come here unless you will not call me.
I will not come here unless you call me.

2. He does not have some devotion for the project you have given him.
He does not have any devotion for the project you have assigned him.

3 I went to either of the Four hill stations.
I went to each of the four hill stations.
OR
I went to one of the four hill stations.

4. Who did you meet on your way to school?
Whom did you meet on your way to school?

5. You must remember that you are junior than Hamid.
You must remember that you are junior to Hamid.

6. Aslam, as well as, his Four friends were planning to visit the museum..
Aslam as well as his four friends were planning to visit the museum.
OR
Aslam and his four friends were planning to visit the museum.

7. Where you went in the vacation?
Where did you go in the vacation?

8. This is the youngest and most intelligent of my two sons.
This is the youngest and more intelligent of my two sons.

9. He is one of those who always succeed.
He is one of them who always succeed.

10. I congratulate you for your success.
I congratulate you on your success.

Meme please solve 2001 paper.

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Khushboo Hai Mere Khoon Mein Kafoor Ki Manind,
Bikhrunga Fizaun Mein Ek Noor Ki Manind . . .

some corrections are;
[QUOTE=Aamish Bhatti;875881]1.
6. Aslam, as well as, his Four friends were planning to visit the museum..
Aslam as well as his four friends were planning to visit the museum.
OR
Aslam and his four friends were planning to visit the museum.

correction;
aslam as well as his four friends was planning to visit the museum.


8. This is the youngest and most intelligent of my two sons.
This is the youngest and more intelligent of my two sons.

correction;
this is the youngest and the more intelligent of my two sons.

9. He is one of those who always succeed.
He is one of them who always succeed.

correction;
he is one of those people who always succeed.

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Striving for success without hard work is like trying to harvest where you never planted.

best of luck for all of your qareebi exams...
keep sharing your experience with us after the tests and exam...

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Striving for success without hard work is like trying to harvest where you never planted.

corrections;;;
@snbalouch... kindly rectify
(a) His wisdom consisted in his handling the dangerous situation successfully.

(b) Many a girls was appearing in the examination.

(f) The black vermin are odious creatures.

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Striving for success without hard work is like trying to harvest where you never planted.

Hey,

@exclusively It took me a little while to go through your sentences; hence, the late response.

1) I met him prior to his departure from Karachi [you've done it correctly].

2) Incorrect: He is the ablest and efficient teacher.
Incorrect: He is the most ablest and efficient teacher.
As @Mashaal pointed out: Correct: He is the most able and efficient teacher.

3)Incorrect: They did their duty should be rewarded.
Correct: They did their duty, and should be rewarded.
This incorrect sentence is known as a run own sentence. Basically 2 independent clauses are incorrectly joined. They can be joined by a conjunction, a full stop or conjunctive adverbs (therefore, however, etc.)

4) Incorrect: It is no doubt that the man is dead.
Incorrect: It is no doubt that the man is died.
Correct: There is no doubt that the man is dead.

5)Incorrect: I doubt that he will come.
Incorrect: I have doubt whether/if he will come.
Correct: I doubt if he will come.
Source: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dict.../english/doubt

6) Incorrect: No sooner he left than the storm broke.
Correct: No sooner had he left than the storm broke. [You've done it correctly].

7) Incorrect: He likes me reading the novel.
Correct: He likes my reading the novel. [You've done it correctly].

8) Incorrect: I asked him what he ate.
Incorrect: I asked him about what he ate.
Correct: I asked him what he had eaten.

Try to work backwards in Direct-Indirect questions: Once you figure out what the direct speech could've been you have a higher chance of getting the answer correct. So, this is how you can arrive at your answer:
Direct: He said to him, “What did you eat?”
Indirect: He asked him what he had eaten.

9) Incorrect: He ran as fast as he could run.
Correct: He ran as fast as he could.

10) Incorrect: I said it in his face.
Incorrect: I said it on his face.
Correct: I said it to his face.
To his face: idiom, it means "to say something unpleasant directly to someone" (http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/say+to+face).

Incorrect:He made three goals in the last match.
Correct: He scored three goals in the last match.

11) Incorrect: When Amjad or his brother visits us we are delighted.
Correct: When Amjad or his brother visits us, we are delighted.

This is, in my opinion, an adverbial clause sentence with the comma missing:
Pg 497: Exploring the World of English:
"In a Complex sentence, if the adverbial clause is placed before the principal clause, or is inserted in it, the adverbial clause is marked off by commas:
When he was born, a large number of friends came to see him.

to become delighted means the same as we are delighted.

12) Incorrect: He asked me where I came from.
Incorrect: He asked me from where I came.
Correct:He asked me where I had come from.

Direct-Indirect speech: work backwards: what would the question have been in direct speech; Most likely: He said to me, “Where do you come from?”
Indirect speech would've been: He asked me where I had come from.

The use of I had:Exploring the world of English (page no. 488):
Direct: He said to me, “Why did you strike him?
Indirect: He asked me why I had struck him.

13) Incorrect: There is little to do in such a hopeless case as this.
Incorrect: There is little to do in such a helpless case as this.
Correct: There is little to do in such a hopeless case as this (one).

Reasoning: Missing preposition

14) Incorrect: He always had hatred against inefficiency.
Incorrect: He always has hatred against inefficiency.
Correct: He has always hated inefficiency.
** I am not sure about this correction.**

15) Incorrect: You ought to have treated him you equal.
Incorrect: You should have treated him equal.
Correct: You ought to have treated him as your equal.

16) Incorrect: He enjoys the most worldwide reputation.
Incorrect: He earns the most worldwide reputation.
Correct: He enjoys a worldwide reputation.

17) Incorrect: The boy who was promoted, he was my brother.
Incorrect: The boy who was promoted, is my brother.
Correct: The boy who was promoted, was my brother.
Reasoning: no need for 'he' since we are using who in the sentence. Tense should be past because of 'was' promoted.

18) Incorrect: He availed of the opportunity.
Incorrect: He availed of his opportunity.
Correct: He availed himself of the opportunity.
Reasoning: Availed: intransitive verb it needs an object in the possessive form(himself,myself, yourself, etc.).

19) Incorrect: I would sooner quit than to do it.
Incorrect: I would sooner quit than doing it.
Correct: I would sooner quit than do it.

20) Incorrect: He is M.A. while his friend is B.A.
Correct: He has an M.A. whereas his friend has a B.A.

Reasoning: Sources:
[http://english.stackexchange.com/que...not-begin-wit].

[http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/edu...sus-an?page=1].

You hold/have a Master’s or a Bachelor’s degree, you can’t be the degree itself; is implies you are the degree, it doesn’t make any sense.

As for the use of a and an before acronyms, it depends on the sound that one makes in the pronunciation of M.A. and B.A.

21) Incorrect: He has been died today.
Correct: He has died today.

Reasoning: Perfect present tense: he has died today
No been is required.
pg 434 of Exploring the world explains the present perfect tense: sentences ending in this week, this month, etc. which indicate an interest in the present require the present perfect.

22)Incorrect: He is hardly hit by the bank's failure.
Incorrect: He is hardly hit by the bankrupt.
Correct: He was hardly hit by the failure of the bank.
Hit: is usually in past tense.

Reasoning: Use of the Possessive Case
60. “The Possessive Case is now used chiefly with the names of living thing; as,
The Governor’s bodyguard; the lion’s mane.
63. The following phrases are also in common use:-
At his fingers' ends; for mercy's sake; to his heart's content; at his wit's end; a boat's crew.
64. The possessive of a proper name or of a noun denoting a trade, profession, or
relationship may be used to denote a building or place of business (church, house, school,
college, shop, hospital, the atre; etc.) as,
She has gone to the baker's ( = baker's shop).
Tonight I am dining at my uncle's ( = uncle's house).
Can you tell me the way to St .Paul's ( ='St. Paul's church)?
I attend the Town High School but my cousin attends St. Xavier's.
He was educated ai St. Joseph's.
65. When you are in doubt whether to use a noun in the possessive case or with the
preposition of, remember that, as a general rule, the possessive case is used to denote
possession or ownership. Thus it is better to say 'the defeat of the enemy' than 'the
enemy's defeat', even though no doubt as to the meaning would arise.
Sometimes, however, a noun in the possessive case has a different meaning from a noun
used with the preposition of; as,
‘The Prime Minister's reception in Delhi’ means a reception held by the
Prime Minister in Delhi.
‘The reception of the Prime Minister in Delhi’ means the manner in which the people
welcomed him when he entered Delhi.
The phrase 'the love of a father' may mean either 'a father's love of his child' or 'a child's love of his father.”
Source: Wren and Martin 18-19.

23) Incorrect: This is another side of the question.
Incorrect:This is another part of the question.
Correct: There is another side to the question.
**I am not sure about this correction**

23) Incorrect: The debate was now coming to a close.
Incorrect: The debate is coming to the conclusion now.
Correct: The debate is coming to a close now.
Reasoning: [positioning of words].
Come to a close: is an idiom. It means to reach its end.

24) He ran three hundred meters race.
Correct: He ran a three hundred meter race.
Reasoning: [http://english.stackexchange.com/que...lar-or-plural].

25) Incorrect: My tooth is paining very badly.
Incorrect: My tooth is paining badly.
Correct: My tooth is aching very badly.

26)Incorrect: Najma eats like Salma does.Najma eats like/similar to Salma does.
Correct: Najma eats as Salma does.
Reasoning: The clause after as has a verb.
Like is used as a preposition before nouns or to indicate comparison: she walks like him. Don't use like if there is a verb after it.

27)Incorrect: He has lit up the fire of reform.
Incorrect: He has lit up the reform.
Correction: I think it should be he has lit up a fire of reform.
It sounds right to me, but I don't have any concrete evidence to support my answer.

28) Incorrect: I did not know that honesty was the best policy.
Incorrect: I did not know whether honesty was the best policy.
Correct: I did not know that honesty is the best policy.

Reasoning: Exploring the World of English:Pg 433: use the present tense when the statement is necessarily true.

I hope this helps. I will try to help everyone out, but since there are a few months left to the exam I am a little short of time. So, I might post a little late.

Regards,

22)Incorrect: He is hardly hit by the bank's failure.
Incorrect: He is hardly hit by the bankrupt.
Correct: He was hardly hit by the failure of the bank.
Hit: is usually in past tense.

Hey,

Can someone verify the use of hardly hit in this sentence. I am a little confused about its usage. I think it should be hit hard.

I'd like to revise my correction: He was hit hard by the failure of the bank.

Source:http://aimpublishing.com/aimpub/word...-be-hit-hardly

I've made a mistake in a tense:
14) Incorrect: He always had hatred against inefficiency.
Incorrect: He always has hatred against inefficiency.
Revised Correction: He had always hated inefficiency.
** I am not sure about this correction.**

(a) His wisdom consisted in his handling the dangerous situation successfully.

(b) Many a girls was appearing in the examination.

(f) The black vermin are odious creatures.[/QUOTE]

mashaaaaaaaaaal

Use the singular verb with "many a" Use singular pronouns to go with the construction also:
e.g
"Many a [B]man has lost his life at sea
It remained a mystery for many a year. [=for many years]
I've been there many a time. [=many times]
Many a politician has promised to make changes. [Politician and has are singular.]
it is grammer rule that many a takes singular verb and singular noun

and plural verb is use with vermin

i hope u get it