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A
since
B
about
C
in
D
for

Explanation

We use 'for' with a period of time (e.g., three months, two years). We use 'since' with a specific point in time (e.g., since January). Here, 'three months' is a duration.

A
a noun phrase
B
an infinitive phrase
C
a prepositional phrase
D
a verb phrase

Explanation

'for the bus' begins with the preposition 'for' and functions as a modifier. Therefore, it is a Prepositional phrase.

A
lack of interest
B
indifferent
C
callous
D
neutral

Explanation

'Disinterested' means impartial, neutral, or unbiased (not influenced by personal advantage). It is often confused with 'uninterested' which means lacking interest or bored.

A
Boswell
B
Ben Jonson
C
Samuel Johnson
D
Milton

Explanation

Samuel Johnson published 'A Dictionary of the English Language' in 1755. It is considered one of the most influential dictionaries in the history of the English language.

A
telecast
B
published
C
telecasted
D
Broadecasted

Explanation

The past participle of 'telecast' is 'telecast' (like cast, broadcast). Therefore, 'will be telecast' is the correct passive form. 'Telecasted' is incorrect.

A
election office
B
a body of voters
C
many elections
D
Candidates

Explanation

Electorate refers to all the people in a country or area who are entitled to vote in an election. In short, it is 'a body of voters'.

A
George Orwell
B
Stevenson
C
Swift
D
Mark Twain

Explanation

'Animal Farm' is a famous allegorical novella by George Orwell, published in 1945. It satirizes the Russian Revolution and the Soviet Union under Stalin.

A
to
B
for
C
than
D
of

Explanation

The noun 'alternative' takes the preposition 'to'. So, 'There is no alternative to training' is the correct usage.

A
This is an unique case
B
This is a unique case
C
This is a very unique case
D
This is the most unique case

Explanation

The word 'unique' starts with a consonant sound ('yu'). Therefore, it takes the article 'a', not 'an'. 'Very unique' or 'most unique' is grammatically redundant because unique is absolute.

A
able
B
but
C
try
D
afford

Explanation

'Afford' is the correct verb to express having enough money to pay for something. The phrase 'cannot afford' is standard English for financial inability.