CET Sentence Improvement Questions with Solutions – Page 2
All 27 Sentence Improvement questions from MBA CET 2025 and 2026 papers. Tap Show answer, or open the detailed solution (free login). Page 2 of 6.
In the following question a phrase of the sentence is printed in bold, find the option which can replace the phrase to make the sentence grammatically correct. If the given sentence is already grammatically correct then choose, 'No correction required' as the option.
He admired the speed with which Kaushal completed the work and appreciating the method adopted by him.
- appreciate the method being adopted
- appreciated the method adopted
- appreciate the method of adoption
- appreciate the adopting method
- No correction required
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Answer: B. appreciated the method adopted
Directions: From the following sentences, choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- It looks likes it is going to rain this afternoon.
- It looks as if it is going to rain this afternoon.
- It looks as if it is going to raining today afternoon.
- It looks like it is going to rain today's afternoon.
- It looks likes it is going to rain today afternoon.
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Answer: B. It looks as if it is going to rain this afternoon.
Directions: From the following sentences, choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- I can understand my sister better than my mother.
- I can understand my sister more than my mother.
- I can better understand my sister than my mother.
- I can understand my sister better than I can understand my mother.
- I can understands my sister more than my mother.
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Answer: D. I can understand my sister better than I can understand my mother.
Directions: From the following sentences, choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- In speaking with the Minister, he denied that there were any payoffs involved in the deal.
- While speaking with the Minister, we were informed that there were no payoffs in the deal.
- While speaking with the Minister, the Minister denied that there were any payoffs in the deal.
- In speaking with the Minister, he denied to the journalists that there were any payoffs in the deal.
- At speaking with the Ministers, the Minister denied that there was any payoffs in the deal.
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Answer: B. While speaking with the Minister, we were informed that there were no payoffs in the deal.
Directions: From the following sentences, choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- Of all the students in the class whom do you think the teacher likes the most?
- Of all the students in the class who do you think the teacher likes the most?
- Who do you think the teacher likes the best of all students in the class?
- In the class, who do you think the teacher likes the most of all the students?
- Who do you think the teachers likes the best of all students in the class?
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Answer: A. Of all the students in the class whom do you think the teacher likes the most?