Next Exercise.
Examination- 1993
English General
Fill in the blanks.
1. It is better to be clothed ________________ rags __________ than to be closed ____________ of shame.
2. He came ____________ the door ___________ his slippers.
3. The succeeded ___________ escaping to the burning home.
4. There’s little water in the jug but there aren’t glasses.
5. _____________ evening by ___________ fire in ____________ winter is better than______________ visit ___________ cinema.
6. Cast sleep___________ day and wake __________ night.
7. Learn it ____________ the wall if you do not want it fall.
8. I confess ___________ a secret love _____________ tobacco.
9. Shabnum has not contributed much _____________ the solution ____________ my problems.
10. I am not aware ____________ her intentions but she should complete _____________ the civil service.
11. A good man is pure from ___________ and _____________ out.
12. He has taste _________ history, is well ____________ English, excels _________ Mathematics and is not frightened ___________ difficulties.
Dear Mohsin u r welcome.
rgds
Faisal Ahmed.

1 - in - rather - out
2 - through - in
3 - in
4 - (no blank)
5 - in - the - the - a - to
6 - in - at
7 - on
8 - to - of
9 - in - to
10 - of - ?
11 - inside - the
12 - in - in - in - of

Corrections are welcomed

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@MohsinShah
I thing an evening is better option.

5. __an evening by _____the______ fire in _______the_____ winter is better than____to__________ visit ___a________ cinema.

rgds

Shouldn't it be?

An evening by the fire in a winter is better than a visit to cinema.

Regards,

@Lord AvaLon
dear I think (winter) takes the (the) article before it.

Thank you for sharing your keen knowledge with us, Still i feel incoherency in this sentence.
Anyother member would like to give his/her precious comments?

Regards,

An evening by the fire in a winter is better than a visit to cinema.

This one sounds correct.

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Devil-may-care

I agree with the use of "An evening "
but "to visit a cinema" does not seem correct to me
I think it should be "a visit to cinema"

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When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk. ~ The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

@ Mohsin

All of us agreed on that, you are right

Regards,

An attempt from me and Maneka

An evening by the fire in the winter is better than a visit to cinema.

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