Objective General EnglishThe General English section is asked in almost every competitive examination like NDA, CDS, SSC (CGL, MTS, LDC), Bank (PO & Clerk), Hotel Management, MBA, MCA, UPSC, Bed Exams, etc. It is important to know the concepts of General English to clear any competitive examination as well as to communicate with ease in this fast modernising world. The present book has been divided into four parts namely Part A: Foundation Module, Part B: Verbal Ability, Part C and Part D: Practical Grammar, each divided into number of chapters as per the syllabi of General English asked in various competitive examinations. Part ‘A’ has been divided into six units covering Tenses, Modals, Clause Analysis, Articles, Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Adverb, Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs, Idioms & Phrases, Spotting Errors, etc whereas Part B covers Paronyms & Homonyms, One Word Substitutions, Synonyms & Antonyms, Cloze Test, etc. Part C covers Sequence of Sentences and Objective Comprehension and Part D covers Narration, Synthesis, Transformation, Punctuation, Spelling Rules and Contractions. The present edition of Objective General English will help you in identifying your preparation and in directing you towards your goal. As the book thoroughly covers the General English section asked in a number of competitive examinations, it for sure will work as a preparation booster for various competitive examinations like Bank (PO & Clerk), NDA, CDS, SSC (CGL, MTS, LDC), MBA, Hotel Management, MCA, UPSC, BEd Exams, etc. |
Contents
PART A Unit I Foundation Module | 1 |
Unit II | 51 |
Unit III | 123 |
Unit IV | 156 |
Unit V | 206 |
Unit VI | 271 |
PART B Verbal Ability | 367 |
PART C | 597 |
PART D Practical Grammar | 663 |
Common terms and phrases
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