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5-year BA-LLB Clat Ug Topup — practice questions

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Choose the option that BEST completes: 'Gandhi insisted on the British leaving India because he believed independence ___ India.'

  1. Will benefit
  2. Would benefit
  3. Benefits
  4. Has benefited
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Correct answer: B. Would benefit

**Past narrative tense + reported belief:** 'would' is the past form of 'will' in indirect speech. 'Will' is wrong tense 'benefits' is simple present (wrong frame) 'has benefited' is present perfect.

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Identify the sentence with NO error.

  1. The team are playing their best.
  2. Each of the students have a book.
  3. Neither of the answers are correct.
  4. Either of the two roads leads to the temple.
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Correct answer: D. Either of the two roads leads to the temple.

'Either of the two roads LEADS' — 'either' is grammatically singular, so the verb is 'leads'. (A) and (B) misuse plural verbs with singular 'each'/'neither'. (D) is contestable (collective noun treated as unit in BrE).

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The Indian Constitution came into force on

  1. 15 August 1947
  2. 26 November 1949
  3. 26 January 1950
  4. 26 January 1949
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Correct answer: C. 26 January 1950

Adopted on 26 November 1949 (Constitution Day), came into FORCE on 26 January 1950 (Republic Day). Independence was 15 August 1947.

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