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[00:00:18]number one.

[00:00:23]One, choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:00:29]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:00:38]The principal was adamant.

[00:00:42]The principal was adamant despite the parents complaints.

[00:00:51]>> Yeah. The principal was adamant despite the parents complaints. Option A.

[00:01:04]Shful option D fright.

[00:01:15]Is that a final answer? Yes. Because adamant means refusing to change one's opinion or decision. So the one the word that is nearest to it from the option is stubborn. Question two, choose the opposite in meaning. Choose the opposite in meaning to the underlying word.

[00:01:37]His explanation was big.

[00:01:43]His explanation was big. Option A, doubtful.

[00:01:50]Option B, confusing.

[00:01:57]Option D clear. Sorry. Option C clear.

[00:02:04]>> Option D careless.

[00:02:13]>> Is that a final answer? Yes. Big means unclear or not precise. So the opposite is clear. That is option C.

[00:02:25]Question three, choose the correct option. Choose the correct option. Choose the correct option.

[00:02:36]Neither the teacher nor the students dash ready.

[00:02:40]Neither the teacher.

[00:02:45][snorts] No dist.

[00:02:56]Option A is option was option C are option D B neither the teacher nor the students.

[00:03:11]Is that your final answer? Are you sure?

[00:03:14]Neither the teacher is that your final answer.

[00:03:23]Neither the teacher nor the student dash ready.

[00:03:28]>> Is that your final answer? Correct.

[00:03:32]With neither or none. Remember the noun that is closest to it. The noun that is closest is the student.

[00:03:41]So is ah.

[00:03:43]Question four. Choose the correct sentence.

[00:03:50]Choose the correct sentence.

[00:03:54]Option A, she enjoys to dance.

[00:04:03]Option B, she enjoys dancing.

[00:04:10]Option C, she enjoys dance.

[00:04:19]Option D, she enjoys danced.

[00:04:28]>> Is that your final answer?

[00:04:31]Correct.

[00:04:34]Number five, choose the correct spelled word. Choose the correct spelled word.

[00:04:40]Let me clear this. This is Wait.

[00:04:46]Choose the correct spelled word.

[00:04:51]I want to write Is that your final answer?

[00:05:26]Correct. D.

[00:05:31]Question six. [snorts] Identify the adjective.

[00:05:38]Identify the adjective. I'm trying to that one is wet. If it's wet, it will make Can you see?

[00:05:58]Why don't you want me to use this one?

[00:06:09]Question six. Identify the adjective.

[00:06:17]The beautiful garden attracted many Option E garden attracted.

[00:06:42]Option C beautiful.

[00:06:47]Option D visitors.

[00:06:53]Is that your final answer?

[00:06:56]Correct. Because an adjective describes it. Now question seven. Choose the correct punctuation.

[00:07:05]Choose the correct portation.

[00:07:08]Choose the correct punctuation. Option A.

[00:07:20]Choose the correct portation.

[00:07:33]I shall see.

[00:07:48]Question D.

[00:07:53]Here [snorts] you have to choose the correct punctuation.

[00:08:14]Is it option A, B, C, D? Which one is?

[00:08:20]>> Is that your final answer? Yes. Correct.

[00:08:24]Remember the um question mark must be inside not outside.

[00:08:32]Question eight. Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:08:36]Choose the option nearest in meaning. A credible account. Credible accounts.

[00:08:44]Option A doubtful.

[00:08:51]The witness gave a credible account.

[00:09:00]You have to choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:09:05]Option A doubtful. Option B believable.

[00:09:07]Option C false.

[00:09:10]Option D funny.

[00:09:16]Is that your final answer? Yes. Because credible means believable or trustworthy.

[00:09:24]Question nine, choose the correct sentence.

[00:09:27]Choose the correct sentence.

[00:09:31]Option A, everybody have arrived.

[00:09:35][snorts] Everybody have arrived. Option B, everybody has arrived.

[00:09:41]Everybody are arriving.

[00:09:46]>> So what is the correct option?

[00:09:49]Correct. Everybody is singular and takes the singular verb has. Question 10.

[00:09:54]Choose the correct option.

[00:09:58]Choose the correct option.

[00:10:04]If I dash you, I would apologize.

[00:10:11]Ocean.

[00:10:13]Is that your final answer?

[00:10:15]Correct.

[00:10:22]because it is aetic that is subjective statement. So it's always use where for question 11. Choose the word nearest in meaning. The river is shallow.

[00:10:37][clears throat] Option A narrow.

[00:10:46]Option D broad. Option C deep.

[00:10:52]Option D clean.

[00:10:55]The Choose the word opposite in meaning. Yes. Choose the word opposite in meaning.

[00:11:03]The river is shallow. What's the opposite?

[00:11:08]Deep. Correct.

[00:11:11]The opposite of shallow is deep.

[00:11:16]Question 12. Choose the correctly persuaded sentence.

[00:11:24]Option A, after eating, we prayed.

[00:11:31]Option B after eating.

[00:11:37]After eating, we prayed.

[00:11:40]I shall see.

[00:12:02]>> Okay.

[00:12:07]Answer correct after freeze. Question 13. Choose the correct option.

[00:12:22]Choose the correct option.

[00:12:29]The police dash investigates in the case.

[00:12:35]The police dash investigating the case.

[00:12:42]Option A is option B are option C was option D has >> the police dash investigating the case is it is her was or has the >> very fine answer.

[00:13:14]The correct answer here is a because in southern English police is treated as a plural so it takes a question 14. Choose the nearest meaning.

[00:13:29]Choose the nearest meaning.

[00:13:43]The man was meticulous.

[00:13:48]So here you have to choose the nearest in meaning. Option A kiss.

[00:13:56]Option B very careful.

[00:14:00]Option C lazy.

[00:14:04]Option D, noisy.

[00:14:09]Very fine answer. Correct. Meticulous means showing great attention to details.

[00:14:16]That is being very careful. Number 15.

[00:14:19]Choose the correct sentence. Choose the correct sentence. Option A.

[00:14:25]My friend and I am coming.

[00:14:33]Choose the correct sentence. My friend and I am coming. Option B, my friend and I is coming.

[00:14:47]Option C, my friend and I are coming.

[00:14:58]Option D.

[00:15:00]My friend and I was calling.

[00:15:07]Choose very fin.

[00:15:13]My friend and I are calling because I is a compound plural. So it takes a question 16.

[00:15:27]Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:15:33][clears throat] Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:15:39]Okay. As written on the board, choose the correct option.

[00:16:09]Choose the correctly spelled word. Is it option A, B, C, or D?

[00:16:18]Is that your final answer? Correct.

[00:16:21]Embarrassment.

[00:16:26]Choose the word opposite in meaning.

[00:16:29]Choose the word opposite in meaning.

[00:16:32]Choose the word opposite in meaning.

[00:16:36]The man was generous.

[00:16:40]So the opposite of generous is [snorts] the man was generous. Option A kind.

[00:16:48]Option B selfish.

[00:16:53]Option C, rich. Option D, honest.

[00:16:59]You have to choose the word opposite in meaning. The man was generous. Huh?

[00:17:07]>> Is that your final answer? Correct.

[00:17:09]Because a generous person, a generous person is always willing to give others.

[00:17:14]Why a selfish person themselves? Question 18. Choose the word. Choose the option. base complete the sentence. Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[00:17:35]Hardly had the bell rung. dash the students washed out when there choose the word that best completes the sentence. Is that your final answer?

[00:18:13]>> Are you sure?

[00:18:20]>> Is that your final answer? Is that your final answer? The correct option is when. When you have hardly had, you use when. You understand? Because it is correlative expression. But when you have no sona is done use take note of that please. So the correct option for this is when I had the bell wrong when the student rushed out.

[00:18:48]Question 19. Choose the correct option. Choose the correct option.

[00:18:57]The committee dash its decision yesterday.

[00:19:02]The committee dashed its decision yesterday.

[00:19:15]Option A announced. Option B announced.

[00:19:18]Option C announcing.

[00:19:23]Option D announces.

[00:19:30]B. Is that your final answer?

[00:19:32]>> Correct.

[00:19:33]Because we have yesterday. So yesterday shows that the action happened in the past. So the simple present it is difficult for me. Um yeah, I I can understand that. Question 20.

[00:20:01]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:20:06]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:20:12]The chairman The Chairman's speech was concise.

[00:20:29]The chairman speech will consist option A lengthy, option B brief, option C confusing, option D loud.

[00:20:54]The chair master's speech was concise.

[00:20:57]Option E.

[00:21:05]>> Is that your final answer?

[00:21:08]Option nearest in meaning?

[00:21:13]>> Yes.

[00:21:16]The correct option is brief. This word concise means expressing something clearly in a few ways without unnecessary detail.

[00:21:31]20 21.

[00:21:38]Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlying word. Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlying word.

[00:21:51]The chairman's remarks were ambiguous.

[00:21:59]Option A brief. Option B confusing. The chairman's remark. The chairman's remarks were ambiguous.

[00:22:13]Option A brief. Option B confusing.

[00:22:16]Option C, humorous. Option D.

[00:22:23]Huh?

[00:22:26]>> Yes.

[00:22:28]>> Yes. That is it. Ambiguous.

[00:22:31]I said choose the option nearest a many to it to this word.

[00:22:47]Someone said a Let me see if the person is correct. What did you Is that a fine answer? Correct. Ambiguous means having more than one possible meaning or not being clear. So the correct option is B.

[00:23:06]Question 22. Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlying word.

[00:23:12]Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlying word. The prisoner was eventually acquitted.

[00:23:23]Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlined word. The prisoner was eventually acquitted. Option A released.

[00:23:34]Option B convicted.

[00:23:39]Option C acquitted.

[00:23:48]>> Acquitted.

[00:23:49]Option A released. Option B convicted.

[00:23:52]Option C rewarded. Option D pardoned.

[00:23:59][snorts] So here you have to choose um the word opposite.

[00:24:06]Is that your final answer?

[00:24:09]The answer is convicted. Acquitted means declared not guilty in court.

[00:24:17]It means declared not guilty in court.

[00:24:20]So the opposite is convicted meaning found guilty.

[00:24:28]Question.

[00:24:34]Question 23.

[00:24:37]Choose the correct option.

[00:24:42]Choose the correct option.

[00:24:45]Each of the players dash giving a medal.

[00:24:51]Each of the player each of the players dash giving a medal.

[00:25:09]Okay. Option A where option B have option C was option D.

[00:25:26]Is that your final answer?

[00:25:32][snorts] Is that your final answer? Correct.

[00:25:39]Each is singular. So it is the singular verb was.

[00:25:43]Question 24. Choose the correct sentence.

[00:25:47]Choose the correct sentence.

[00:25:51]Option E. She insisted to pay the bill.

[00:25:56]She insisted to pay the bill.

[00:26:01]She insisted to pay the bill. That is option A.

[00:26:06]Option B. She insisted on paying the bill.

[00:26:10]Option C, she insisted paying the bill.

[00:26:14]Option D, she insisted for paying the bill. Is that the final answer? Are you sure? The correct option is B. She insisted on paying the bill. Whenever you have the word insist.

[00:26:32]Insist is a verb. You understand? So it follows on.

[00:26:38]Take note of that.

[00:26:44]So whenever you use the word insist you understand and on you use this word this um which is plus ing that is on pain. So that you must have P A Y I G. P A Y I N G. Understand? Quest one 25.

[00:27:11]Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:27:14]Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:27:26]Okay. As written on the board.

[00:27:29]E I N. Okay.

[00:27:32]Option C.

[00:27:38]Option D.

[00:27:43]Is that your final answer? Are you sure?

[00:27:47]>> The correct option is option A.

[00:27:50]Maintenance.

[00:27:54]Take note of that spelling.

[00:27:58]option. Okay, question 26. Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[00:28:05]Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[00:28:12]Not only the teacher, but also the students dash excited.

[00:28:29]Option A was option D is option C where option D has [snorts] not only the teacher but also the student dash excited.

[00:28:46]Is that your final answer?

[00:28:48]>> Correct.

[00:28:50]Not only but also the verb agrees with the noun nearest to it the student.

[00:28:56]This student that's why the correct function is web. Question 27.

[00:29:18]Choose the correct portion.

[00:29:21]Choose the correct portion.

[00:29:39]Option B.

[00:29:56]Choose the correct partition. Choose the correct portation.

[00:30:04]Okay.

[00:30:25]Is that your final answer?

[00:30:31]Correct.

[00:30:39]Okay, please sit down said the teacher.

[00:30:46]A command is used before the closing quotation. So this commands must be inside before this closing.

[00:30:54]Question 28 28. Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:31:00]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:31:02]The old I'm coming.

[00:31:11]I'm coming. Hold on.

[00:31:19]Let's see if we can do like 100 [clears throat] The old The old woman was fair.

[00:31:45]Option A energetic.

[00:31:51]Option B weak.

[00:31:54]Option C wealthy.

[00:31:58]Option D shareful.

[00:32:06]Is that your final answer? Correct.

[00:32:09]Freya means physically weak or delicate or delicate. Question 27.

[00:32:17]No 29. Choose the correct option.

[00:32:20]Question 29. Choose the correct option.

[00:32:24]By the time we arrived, By the time we arrived the train, option A leaves, option B as left, option C add left, option D left >> by the time we arrived, the train dash.

[00:32:59]Is that your final answer? Correct. The train left before we arrived. So, the earest pass action takes the past perfect tense. By the time we arrived, the train had left.

[00:33:14]Question 13. Choose the word opposite in meaning. Choose the word opposite in meaning.

[00:33:25]The road became narrow.

[00:33:29]The road became narrow.

[00:33:32]Opposite a meaning. The road became narrow. Option A smooth.

[00:33:38]Option B straight.

[00:33:42]Option C wide. Option D rough.

[00:33:48]>> Is that your final answer?

[00:33:51]>> [snorts] >> The answer is wide. The opposite of narrow is wide. Take note. Narrow. The opposite is wide.

[00:34:00]31. Choose the correct sentence.

[00:34:03]Choose the correct sentence. One of the boys one of the boys have one.

[00:34:17]Option B. One one of the boys has won. Option C, one of the boys were winning.

[00:34:37]Option D, one of the boys win.

[00:34:45]Where's the correct option? Choose the correct sentence. Is that your final answer? Are you sure?

[00:34:53]Are you sure?

[00:34:57][laughter] I'm glad I'm bringing this up again. The correct option is B.

[00:35:07]Remember, one is singular. You understand? So it takes as one of the boys has won.

[00:35:18]Question 32.

[00:35:21]Please take note. Don't forget to on Thursday. One of the boys has not have 32. Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:35:32]Option A.

[00:35:37]Option B, option C.

[00:35:47]Option D.

[00:35:54]Is that a final answer? Correct.

[00:35:59]Privilege.

[00:36:00]Question 33.

[00:36:04]Choose the option nearest in mini.

[00:36:10]Choose the option nearest in many.

[00:36:16]The athlete was elated after winning.

[00:36:35]The race.

[00:36:38]Option A disappointed.

[00:36:43]Option B frightened.

[00:36:48]Option C overjoyed.

[00:36:53]Option D confused.

[00:36:58]>> Correct.

[00:37:00]Correct.

[00:37:06]Question 34.

[00:37:10]Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[00:37:14]Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[00:37:21]First stop. No sooner had he entered.

[00:37:26]No sooner had he entered.

[00:37:33]Please don't forget. Well, you should know this song. I entered dash delight went out.

[00:37:45]Option A down. Option B when option C then. Option D why.

[00:37:58]No sooner had he entered dash the lights went off. Is it then, when, then, or while?

[00:38:10]Uh-uh.

[00:38:13]Look at the question.

[00:38:17]Remember is done. When you have no sooner had you use than when you have hardly you understand hardly had you use when.

[00:38:32]Question 35.

[00:38:36]Question 35.

[00:39:00]35. Choose the opposite in meaning.

[00:39:04]Choose the opposite in meaning. The teacher was lenient.

[00:39:12]Option A, friendly.

[00:39:16]Option B, gentle.

[00:39:19]Option C, strict.

[00:39:22]Option D, calm.

[00:39:28]A teacher was linear.

[00:39:32]Yeah, you have to choose the opposite.

[00:39:37]>> Correct. A linear teacher is not strict.

[00:39:40]Therefore, the opposite is strict.

[00:39:43]Question 36. Choose the correct option.

[00:39:47]Choose the correct option. either Musa or his brothers dash responsible.

[00:40:05]Option A is option B was option C are [snorts] option D house or is brothers dash responsible.

[00:40:23]Is that your final answer?

[00:40:27]Yes. Either Mosa or his brothers are responsible.

[00:40:32]Question 37. Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:40:39]Choose the option nearest in many.

[00:40:47]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:40:49]The doctor's diagnosis was accurate.

[00:40:54]The doctor's diagnosis was accurate.

[00:41:06]The doctor's diagnosis was accurate.

[00:41:09]Yeah. You have to choose the nearest.

[00:41:12]Yes. Next opposite. Option A correct.

[00:41:16]Option B difficult.

[00:41:21]Option C careless.

[00:41:25]Option D doubtful.

[00:41:35]The doctor's diagnosis was accurate, the nearest in meaning.

[00:41:41]Yeah, accurate means correct or free from mistakes. Question 38.

[00:41:48]Choose the figure of speech.

[00:41:51]Choose the figure of speech.

[00:41:55]The wind whispered through the trees.

[00:42:05]This one you are to um [laughter] [gasps] Oh boy. Is that your final answer?

[00:42:20]Correct.

[00:42:32]The wind is described as whispering a woman action. So this is personification. Question 39. Choose the correct option. Choose the correct option. If she dash other [snorts] she would have passed.

[00:43:03]Option A studies.

[00:43:06]Option B studied.

[00:43:10]Option C had studied.

[00:43:15]Option D [clears throat] has studied >> C. Yes, correct. Because this is a third conditional sentence referring to something unreal.

[00:43:31]Question 40. Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:43:35]The witness gave a candid response.

[00:43:40]A candid response. Option A dish is honest.

[00:43:45]Option B honest.

[00:43:48]Option C orange.

[00:43:52]Option Doubtful.

[00:43:58]The witness gave a candid response. Here you are to choose the nearest in meaning.

[00:44:05]You have to choose the nearest in meaning.

[00:44:11]Is that your final answer?

[00:44:16]>> Final answer.

[00:44:17]>> Yes.

[00:44:21]>> Yes. Correct.

[00:44:37]Okay.

[00:44:57]Question 41.

[00:45:01]Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[00:45:05][snorts] Scarcely had the referee blown the whistle.

[00:45:24]Dash the spectators invaded the field.

[00:45:37]Option A done, option B when option C why, option D had?

[00:45:48]What do you think is the correct answer?

[00:45:51]Is that the final answer?

[00:45:53]Scarcely had the referee blown the whistle dash the spectators invaded the field.

[00:46:02]Correct. When scarcely had the referee blown the whistle when the spectators invaded the field. Correspond.

[00:46:14]Choose the word nearest in meaning to the underlying word.

[00:46:21]The governor's speech was eloquent.

[00:46:33]Find here you have to choose the word nearest in meaning. The governor speech the governor speech was eloquent. Option A boring. Option [music] B persuasive or fl careless.

[00:46:59]What do you think is the correct option?

[00:47:25]Is that your fin answer?

[00:47:31]>> Is that your fin answer? The correct answer is what you mentioned before.

[00:47:34]fluent.

[00:47:36]The governor's speech was eloquent, meaning when someone speak fluently and effectively.

[00:47:43]Question 43.

[00:47:47]Choose the opposite in meaning.

[00:47:52]Choose the opposite in meaning.

[00:48:03]Okay.

[00:48:06]The suspects The suspects remain defied. Option A stubborn.

[00:48:20]Option B obedient.

[00:48:28]Option C careless.

[00:48:31]version D. I >> [sighs] >> obedient.

[00:49:13]>> Is that a fine answer?

[00:49:16]>> Defiance means openly resisting authority.

[00:49:22]So the opposite is obedience.

[00:49:26]You got it before.

[00:49:28]Question.

[00:49:31]Let me clear the board. Question 44.

[00:49:35]The committee. Yeah. Choose the correct option.

[00:49:42]The committee dash divided in its opinion.

[00:49:52]divided in its opinion. Option Ah, option B the committee dash divided in its opinion.

[00:50:04]Option C was option D. How >> was divided?

[00:50:15]>> Correct?

[00:50:17]Because committee is treated as a singular collective noun. So it takes was choose 45. Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:50:28]Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:50:57]Choose the correctly spelled word.

[00:51:05]>> Correct.

[00:51:07]Question 46. Choose the correct indium.

[00:51:11]Choose the correct idom.

[00:51:15]When Musa finally admitted his mistake, he had decided to dash.

[00:51:38]Choose the correct indium. When Musa finally admitted his mistake, he I decided to dash full stop. Option A hit the nail.

[00:51:51]Option B face the music.

[00:51:58]Option C, break the ice.

[00:52:05]Option D, kick the buckets.

[00:52:15]Is that the final answer? Correct. Face the music means to accept the consequences of one's actions.

[00:52:25]Question 47.

[00:52:28]Choose the correct option. Choose the correct option.

[00:52:33]The old woman is blind.

[00:52:39]Dash one eyes.

[00:52:43]A with B in C on D at.

[00:52:53]Is that your final answer? The correct option is A.

[00:52:58]Blind in one eyes.

[00:53:02]Take note of that.

[00:53:05]The old woman is blind in one eyes.

[00:53:10]In one eyes.

[00:53:13]In one eyes.

[00:53:16]The old woman is blind in one eyes.

[00:53:20]Please take note of that question. 48.

[00:53:23]Choose. Choose.

[00:53:28]Okay, let me clear the board.

[00:53:47]67 607 Okay, let's continue.

[00:54:00]49. Choose the correct sentence.

[00:54:03]Choose the correct sentence. 49. Choose the correct sentence.

[00:54:09]Choose the correct sentence. Option A.

[00:54:12]Mathematics are difficult. Mathematics are difficult. Option B, Mathematics is difficult. Mathematics is difficult.

[00:54:23]Option C, mathematics have difficult.

[00:54:26]Mathematics have difficult. Option D, mathematics were difficult.

[00:54:33]>> Correct.

[00:54:36]Choose the figure of speech.

[00:54:39]Choose the figure of speech.

[00:54:41]a fault like a lion.

[00:54:48][clears throat] Option A, metaphor.

[00:54:54]Option B.

[00:54:59]Option C simile.

[00:55:03]Option D irony.

[00:55:08]Choose.

[00:55:10]Is that your correct? Is that your um >> yes, >> your final answer? The correct option is C.

[00:55:20]>> Yes. It simply compares two things using like or as.

[00:55:25]Using has or like. [snorts] Question 51.

[00:55:34]Choose the opposite in meaning.

[00:55:37]The witness gave a truthful statement.

[00:55:41]So this here you to give the opposite.

[00:55:44]Welcome truthful statement.

[00:55:54]You give the opposite.

[00:55:57]Okay. Option A correct, option B honest, option C false, option D reliable.

[00:56:06]Choose the opposite in meaning. The witness gave a truthful statement. Option A correct.

[00:56:15]Option B honest.

[00:56:19]Option C false.

[00:56:21]Option D reliable.

[00:56:31]Correct.

[00:56:34]Question 52. Choose the correctly sentence. Choose the correctly sentence.

[00:56:41]Option A.

[00:56:47]Although it was raining, they continued playing.

[00:56:59]That is option A. Option B. Although it was raining, option C.

[00:57:42]Where is the answer?

[00:57:44]Correct.

[00:57:48][snorts] Okay. So, question 53.

[00:58:04]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:58:07]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:58:18]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:58:20]The manager was reluctant.

[00:58:22]The manager was reluctant to approve the request. Here you have to choose the the option nearest in meaning. Option A eager option B unwilling, option C delighted, option D ready.

[00:58:49]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[00:58:53]Is that your final answer? Correct.

[00:58:55]Reluctant means unwillingly or resistance.

[00:59:02]Choose the correct option.

[00:59:07]Choose the correct option.

[00:59:11]Neither of the answers dash correct. Choose the correct option.

[00:59:32]Neither of the answers dash correct answers correct.

[00:59:40]>> Is that your final answer? Are you sure?

[00:59:42]>> Answers.

[00:59:45]Remember when we have each, every neither, either, which um verb are we to use? Is this singular verb or plural verb? Then you have either night.

[01:00:21]>> What is the final answer?

[01:00:27]Okay. Since there's no words there, so what do you think is the option there?

[01:00:33]Are you sure?

[01:00:35]>> Yes. Neither of the answers is correct.

[01:00:39]Because neither is singular. So it must take singular verb. Question 55. Choose the proverb that best fits the sentence.

[01:00:48]Choose the proverb that best fits the sentence. Choose the proverb. The proverb that best fits the sentence.

[01:01:01]John ignored his teacher's advice. John ignored his teacher's advice and failed the examination.

[01:01:14]Foot stop. This shows that this shows that dash full stop.

[01:01:24]John ignored his teacher's advice and failed the examination. Full stop. This shows that dash will stop.

[01:01:35]Option A.

[01:01:37]A stinch in time saves nine.

[01:01:48]Okay. Option B, pride comes before a four. Pride comes before a four. Option C, experience is the best teacher.

[01:01:56]Option D, empty vessels make the most noise.

[01:02:03]>> Is that your final answer?

[01:02:05]>> The correct option is B. Pride comes before a four. The question we have, John ignored his teacher's advice and failed the examination.

[01:02:27]Since what?

[01:02:32]>> Okay. What it means is that the proverb that proverb is suggesting that ignorance. You know that for example or over confidence it's just like asked to study. So like what is the point? You already know it. What do you want to read? what is there you need to study when you already know what is there you understand so that is the meaning of that um proverb you understand it means pride comes before question 55 no 56 choose the correctly spelled word choose the correctly spelled word Choose the correctly spelled. Is that a fine answer?

[01:03:34]>> Okay, let me see.

[01:03:41]Thank you.

[01:03:56]So what is the correct option?

[01:04:04]The correct option is A.

[01:04:06]>> Yes, that is the way it's spelled.

[01:04:08]separate >> okay when I'm done you can cross check so that is the correct spelling for separate option A [laughter] [gasps] 57 [snorts] choose the option nearest in meaning choose the option nearest in meaning Choose the ocean nearest in meaning substantial.

[01:04:51]Option A little.

[01:04:54]Option B weak.

[01:04:58]Option C considerate.

[01:05:02]Considerable. Sorry.

[01:05:05]Option D, doubt.

[01:05:10]Huh? Is that your final answer? Yes.

[01:05:14]Correct.

[01:05:21]Choose the correct option.

[01:05:24][clears throat] Choose the correct option.

[01:05:28]Not until yesterday. Dash the truth. Not until yesterday.

[01:05:34][snorts] Dash the truth.

[01:05:38]Option A.

[01:05:41]Did I know?

[01:05:44]Option B, I knew.

[01:05:48]Option C, have I known?

[01:05:52]Option D, I know.

[01:05:56]Choose the correct option. Not until yesterday. Is that your final answer?

[01:06:00]Yes. Not until yesterday did I know the truth.

[01:06:05]Choose the opposite in meaning. The village The village remained peaceful.

[01:06:14]The village remained peaceful. Option A calm. Option B noisy. Option C violent.

[01:06:26]Option D beautiful.

[01:06:32][snorts] Is that your final answer?

[01:06:35]Correct. The opposite of peaceful is violent or troubled.

[01:06:40]or troubled.

[01:06:43]Question 60.

[01:06:46]Choose the opposite that best completes the sentence. Choose the opposite that best completes Sorry. Choose the option that best completes the sentence. Not opposite. Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

[01:07:05]Oops. Um, okay. You can write the principal. The principal congratulated dash their [snorts] excellence performance.

[01:07:25]The principal congratulated the students dash their excellence performance on on remember on on you congratulate someone on something.

[01:07:50][sighs and snorts] Okay.

[01:07:56]Question 61.

[01:08:04]Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlying word. Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlying word.

[01:08:13]The judge was impartial throughout the trial. [snorts] Yeah. You have to choose the opposite.

[01:08:26]>> Yeah.

[01:08:27]>> Yeah. This one. You have to choose the option. Sorry. That is nearest in meaning, not opposite.

[01:08:31]>> Judge.

[01:08:32]>> The judge was impartial throughout the trial. Throughout the trial.

[01:08:39]Option A biased.

[01:08:44]Option B fair.

[01:08:48]Option C.

[01:08:51]Option D, impatient.

[01:08:55]Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlying word. The judge was impartial throughout the trial. This underlying word. What word is nearest to it from the option? Is it be fair, pray or impatient?

[01:09:17]Is that your final answer?

[01:09:19]Is that your final answer?

[01:09:29]It's a very fine answer. The correct answer is B. Impartial means treating everyone equally without taking sides. You understand?

[01:09:42]So fair is the closest meaning. That is option B.

[01:09:49]Question 62. Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlying word. Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlying word.

[01:09:59]The chairman was reluctant to sign the agreement.

[01:10:11]Option A unwilling. [panting] Option B hesitate.

[01:10:22]Option C, eager. Option D, doubtful.

[01:10:30]Where's the correct?

[01:10:32]Yes, I'm winning.

[01:10:41]I said the opposite of reluctance. Is it unwilling, hesitate, eager or doubtful?

[01:10:48]>> Eager. Yes. Reluctant means unwilling or hesitate. Why?

[01:10:53]>> The opposite is eager, willing, and enthastic to do something. Choose the correct option. Everyone except everyone except the twins dash present.

[01:11:17]Option A where option B option C was option D have everyone except the twins dash present.

[01:11:30]Is it were present, are present, was present or have.

[01:11:34]>> Is that a final answer?

[01:11:36]Correct. Because everyone is singular.

[01:11:39]So it must take the phrase I mean the verb. So that phrase except the twins, it doesn't affect the verb.

[01:11:56]>> 54. Choose the correctly spelled word.

[01:12:07]Okay, I shall see.

[01:12:19]>> Is that answer?

[01:12:20]>> Correct.

[01:12:27]The same thing, right?

[01:12:34]Five. Choose the choose that best completes the sentence.

[01:12:50]When today revealed the secret, a dash stop. When Tundi revealed the secrets, he dash [snorts] stop.

[01:13:02]When Tundi When Tundi revealed the case, the secret when Tund revealed the secret, E dash.

[01:13:18]Option A, K the buckets.

[01:13:24]Option B spilled the beans.

[01:13:35]Option C hit the sack.

[01:13:40]Option D broke the bank.

[01:13:48]What do you think is the correct?

[01:13:50]Correct. Speed the beans means to reveal a secret.

[01:13:57]Question 66. Choose the correct option.

[01:14:01]Choose the correct option.

[01:14:05]The students were advised to reframe dash making noise.

[01:14:16]Dash making noise. Option A from, option B of, option C by, option D with correct the students were advised to refrain from making noise. Question 67.

[01:14:39]Choose the option nearest in meaning.

[01:14:42]The manager's decision was prudent.

[01:14:47]The manage the manager's decision was prudent. Option A foolish.

[01:14:54]Option B wise. Option C peless.

[01:15:05]Option D setting.

[01:15:11]Then you have to choose the option nearest in the [clears throat] option.

[01:15:30]Is that a final answer?

[01:15:32]Nearest a meaning. The manager's correct. Prudent means wise and careful in making decisions.

[01:15:41]68.

[01:15:43]Choose the correct sentence.

[01:15:47]Choose the correct sentence.

[01:15:50]Choose the correct sentence.

[01:15:53]The news. Option A, the news are encouraging.

[01:15:57]Option B, the news is encouraging.

[01:16:00]Option C, the news were encouraging.

[01:16:03]Option D, the news are encouraging.

[01:16:06]>> News is encouraging.

[01:16:08]>> Correct. The news is encouraging. 69.

[01:16:11]Choose the figure of speech.

[01:16:14]Choose the correct. [laughter] Choose the figure of speech.

[01:16:20]The classroom was a zoo.

[01:16:28]After The teacher left option A.

[01:16:41]Is that your final answer?

[01:16:45]Correct.

[01:16:59]70. Hey, >> question 70.

[01:17:08][laughter] Choose the correct proverb.

[01:17:13]Choose the correct proverb.

[01:17:16]Parents should correct children while they are still young. Parents should correct children while they are still young. Because dash Parents should correct children while they are still young because dash full stop.

[01:17:38]Here you have to choose the correct proverb. Okay, I'm going to write the option now in board.

[01:17:51]Option A, a rolling stone gathers more. Option in time nine.

[01:18:13]Option C, too many cooks spoil the boat. Option D, every cloud has a silver lining.

[01:18:39][snorts] >> What is the correction?

[01:18:42]>> Correct.

[01:18:44]is still in time saves 9.

[01:18:49]Meaning correcting a pro a problem early prevents bigger words.

[01:18:56]Oh yeah or problems later.

[01:18:59]71.

[01:19:02]Are you tired? Should I stop?

[01:19:06][clears throat] If you're tired, it's fine.

[01:19:14]70 questions.

[01:19:17]Okay. So, I'm going to mark the ones we have done so far today.