Objective General English

Objective General English by Singh Vijay Pal

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Book Summary:

You toil hard in subject area, enroll yourself in prestigious institutes prepare dedicatedly for the competitive examinations, attempt and answer the questions in best of your abilities, yet lag behind in the race… The reason? Your superfluous and restricted knowledge of English language, make you fall short of your aim!

Dearth of worthy tools and scarcity of instructors to teach English in true perspective, often leave students feeling bewildered, embarrassed and defeated, especially when they are preparing for the competitions. To help them emerge out of this hysteria, and to teach them the language and its basics with precision, this book comes as a consolation.

The book is conceptualized with a motive to help the students (both beginners and trained) learn the essentials of English language to emerge winners in the competition. It is incorporated with simple examples with clear explanations, and the elucidations are authentic and up-to-date.

Audience of the Book :

The book will be useful for the students appearing for SSC; UPSC, PCS; LIC-AAO and GIC-AAO; Bank PO, CGL (Combined Graduate Level) NET/SLET, Railway Recruitment Examinations, CAT, GATE, MAT, TOEFL, NDA/CDS, Section Officer Examination (Auditor), Law and Hotel Management.

 

Key Features:

The main features of the book are as follows:

1. More than 10,000 Objective Type Questions

2. Model Test Papers set on the pattern of Examination Questions with answers and explanations

3.Live Examination Questions from recent examinations conducted in 2014 or 2015 on Bank PO, Railway Recruitment Exams, NDA/CDS and so on

 

Table of Contents:

PART I

1.     Tenses

2.     Causative Verbs, Conditional and Subjunctive Mood

3.     Verbs

4.     Agreement of the Verb with Subject

5.     Auxiliaries

6.     Modifiers

7.     Style

8.     Parallelism/Comparisons

9.     Redundancy

10.  Un-English Expressions

11.  Allusory Verb

12.  Active/Passive Voice

13.  Reported Speech

14.  Question Tag

15.  Prepositions

PART II

16.  Phrasal Verbs

17.  Idiomatic Verbal Expressions

18.  Appropriate Prepositions

19.  Idioms and Phrases

20.  Distinction between Similar Expressions

PART III

21.  Articles

22.  Nouns

23.  Pronouns

24.  Conjunctions

25.  Adjectives

26.  Adverbs

27.  Infinitive

28.  Gerunds

29.  Participle

30.  Transformation of Sentences

PART IV

31.  Synonyms/Antonyms

32.  One Word Substitute

33.  Paronyms

34.  Homonyms

35.  Idiomatic Comparisons

36.  Collective Phrases

37.  The Cries of Animals, Birds and Various other Sounds

38.  Homes and Places

39.  Diminutives

PART V

40.  Paragraph Formation

41.  Cloze Test

42.  Spotting Errors

43.  Fill-in-the Blanks (Single)

44.  Fill-in-the Blanks (Double)

45.  Replacing the Phrase/Sentence

46.  Maximum Fill

47.  Reading Comprehension (Objective)

PART VI

Model Test Papers

PART VII

Original Test Papers