English Language and Comprehension
- Nouns Basics and Categories
- Countable vs Uncountable Nouns
- Noun Practice SSC MTS Questions
- SSC MTS PYQs Nouns Deep Dive
- Pronouns Types and Usage
- Pronoun Practice PYQs of SSC MTS Exam
- SSC MTS PYQs Pronoun Analysis
- SSC MTS PYQs Pronoun Mastery
- Adjectives Usage and Placement
- Adjective Practice PYQs of SSC MTS Exam
- Introduction to Degrees of Comparison
- Transformations of Degrees Comparative to Superlative
- Mastering Comparison Like Quantities and Pronouns
- Understanding Implied Comparatives and Flat Adverbs
- Navigating Later Latest Latter and Positive Degree
- Exploring the Comparative Degree More Than
- Decoding Absolute Comparatives Usage and Structure
- Implicit Comparison and Double Comparative Errors
- Superlative Degree Essentials The Most
- Rules and Concepts of Superlative Degree
- Detailed Anlaysis of Verb
- Verbs in SSC MTS Practice Questions
- Previous Years Questions of SSC on Verbs
- Subject Verb Agreement Detailed Analysis and Rules
- SSC MTS Subject Verb Agreement Questions and Analysis
- Understanding Tenses Concept Time Verb Forms and Types
- Present Tense Types and Important Rules
- Present and Past Tense Types and Important Rules
- Past and Future Tense Types and Important Rules
- Perfect Tenses Types and Rules
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 1
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 2
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 3
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 4
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 5
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 6
- Practice Questions on Tenses SSC MTS Exam Part 7
- Mastering Adverbs Types Uses and Sentence Structure
- Advanced Adverb Roles and Concepts
- Practice Questions on Adverbs SSC MTS Exam Part 1
- Practice Questions on Adverbs SSC MTS Exam Part 2
- Exploring Prepositions Categories and Usage
- Prepositions of Time and Introduction to Prepositions of Place
- Mastering For Since and During Prepositions
- Advanced Prepositions During While and By Until
- Prepositions of Place Usage and Examples
- Key Rules for At By and Around and Round Prepositions
- Advanced Rules for By and Around and Round Prepositions
- Noun with Prepositions Detailed Concepts 1
- Noun with Prepositions Detailed Concepts 2
- Noun Changing with Situation and Prepositions 1
- Noun Changing with Situation and Prepositions 2
- Noun Changing Meaning with Preposition and Adjective with Preposition 2
- Adjective with Prepositions In Depth Concepts 1
- Adjective with Prepositions In Depth Concepts 2
- Adjective Changing Preposition with Situation 1
- Adjective Changing Preposition with Situation 2
- Verb with Prepositions Comprehensive Concepts 1
- Verb with Prepositions Comprehensive Concepts 2
- Prepositions Changing Verb Meaning 9
- Verb with Without Preposition Detailed Concepts 1 0
- Verb with Without Preposition Detailed Concepts 2 1
- Exploring Compound Prepositions 2
- Prepositions Practice Questions SSC MTS Exam
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 1
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 2
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 3
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 4
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 5
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 6
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 7
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 8
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 9
- Prepositions PYQs of SSC MTS Exam Part 10
- Introduction to Conjunctions Phrases and Clauses
- SSC MTS Conjunction Questions and Detailed Analysis
- In Depth Examination of Interjections and Their Uses
- Articles Introduction and Rules
- Practice on Articles SSC MTS Focus
- SSC MTS PYQs Articles Analysis
- SSC MTS PYQs Advanced Articles Review
- Phrasal Verbs High Frequency in Exams Part 1
- Phrasal Verbs High Frequency in Exams Part 2
- SSC MTS PYQs Phrasal Verbs Focus Part 1
- SSC MTS PYQs Phrasal Verbs Focus Part 2
- SSC MTS PYQs Phrasal Verbs Focus Part 3
- Introduction to Modals Uses and Types
- Additional Rules on Participles for Exam Preparation
- Understanding Conditional Sentences Part 1
- Understanding Conditional Sentences Part 2
- Understanding Connectors An Introduction
- Types of Connectors Conjunction vs Preposition
- Exploring Contradictory Connectors Types and Usage
- Detailed Concepts of Although Even though Even if and Even then
- In depth Understanding of But However Nevertheless and Yet
- Comprehensive Analysis of Still Nonetheless On the Contrary
- Detailed Concepts of Notwithstanding In spite of Despite and Contrary to
- Effect denoting Connectors Types and Usage with a Focus on Because
- Cause denoting Connectors and Prepositions Since As and Types
- Exploring Cause denoting Prepositions Because of Due to Owing to On account of
- Result denoting Connectors So Therefore
- In depth Analysis of Result Connectors Hence As a result Consequently
- Purpose denoting Connectors and Conjunctions In order that So that
- Understanding Purpose denoting Prepositions In order to So as to
- Contrasting Connectors and Their Types On the other hand While Whereas
- Connectors of Addition and Their Types Not only but also Either or
- Exploring Addition Connectors Neither nor Moreover Furthermore
- Addition Connectors In addition to Also Besides Likewise
- Highlighting Connectors Regarding With reference to
- Detailed Concepts of Highlighting Connectors As regards As for As far as is concerned
- Condition denoting Connectors Definition and Types
- Understanding Condition Connectors Suppose Supposing that In case So long as
- Connector SSC MTS PYQs and Detailed Analysis Part 1
- Connector SSC MTS PYQs and Detailed Analysis Part 2
- Connector SSC MTS PYQs and Detailed Analysis Part 3
- Introduction to Narration and Direct Speech
- Changes in Narration and Exceptions to Tense Changes
- Important Rules and Concepts of Narration
- SSC MTS Narration Questions and Detailed Analysis
- Understanding Voice Types Identification and Transformation
- Tense and Voice Present Tense Forms
- Tense and Voice Past Tense Forms
- Modals and Their Use in Different Voice Forms
- Important Rules for Voice Transformation
- Practice Questions on Voice SSC MTS Exam Part 1
- Previous Year Questions on Voice SSC MTS Exam Part 2
- Previous Year Questions on Voice SSC MTS Exam Part 3
- Determiners Introduction and Usage
- Analyzing Group A and B Determiners
- Articles Types and Detailed Examples
- Indefinite Articles Types and Rules
- The Definite Article Usage and Rules
- Determiner Some Usage and Rules
- Determiner Any Variations and Rules
- Comparing Some vs Any and Each Overview
- Determiner Every Usage and Rules
- Determiners Each Other One Another Usage
- Determiner All Usage and Rules
- Determiner Other Another The Other and Most Mostly
- Determiners Much Many Usage and Rules
- Determiners Neither Either Usage and Rules
- Determiner Lot of Plenty of Quantifying Determiners
- Determiner Enough Usage and Rules
- Determiners Little Few Usage and Rules
- Determiner Whole Entire and Various Variety Several
- Demonstrative Determiners Types and Usage
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 1
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 2
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 3
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 4
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 5
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 6
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 7
- SSC MTS Determiners Practice Set 8
- Mastering Infinitives Types Uses and Rules Part 1
- Mastering Infinitives Types Uses and Rules Part 2
- Advanced Infinitive Rules for Exams
- Introduction to Gerunds Uses and Differences
- Additional Gerund Rules for Exams
- Exploring Participles Types Uses and Function
- Detailed Participles Concepts and Rules
- Additional Participle Rules for Exams
- Analysis of Question Tags and Their Structure
- Introduction to Sentence Structure and Types of Sentences
- Parts of Sentences Concepts and Examples
- Phrases and Clauses Types and Examples
- Explaining Questions Related to Parts of Speech Part 1
- Explaining Questions Related to Parts of Speech Part 2
- Explaining Questions Related to Parts of Speech Part 3
- Synonyms Recap Exam Favorites
- SSC MTS PYQs Synonyms Focus Part 1
- SSC MTS PYQs Synonyms Focus Part 2
- SSC MTS PYQs Synonyms Focus Part 3
- Antonyms Essentials Commonly Asked Part 1
- Antonyms Essentials Commonly Asked Part 2
- Antonyms Essentials Commonly Asked Part 3
- SSC MTS Review Antonyms Focus Part 1
- SSC MTS Review Antonyms Focus Part 2
- SSC MTS Review Antonyms Focus Part 3
- One Word Substitution Exam Favorites
- One Word Substitutions Study
- One Word Substitutions Phobia
- One Word Substitutions Place
- One Word Substitutions Types of Killing
- SSC MTS PYQs One Word Substitutions Part 1
- SSC MTS PYQs One Word Substitutions Part 2
- SSC MTS PYQs One Word Substitutions Part 3
- Idioms and Phrases Exam Picks Part 1
- Idioms and Phrases Exam Picks Part 2
- Idioms and Phrases Exam Picks Part 3
- Cloze Test Fundamentals and Examples
- Cloze Test Practice Set 1
- Cloze Test Practice Set 2
- Cloze Test Practice Set 3
- Cloze Test Practice Set 4
- SSC MTS PYQs Past Cloze Test Questions
- Comprehension Concepts and Techniques
- Comprehension Practice Set 1
- Comprehension Practice Set 2
- Comprehension Practice Set 3
- Comprehension Practice Set 4
- Comprehension Practice Set 5
- Comprehension Practice Set 6
- Jumbled Sentences Concepts and Techniques
- Jumbled Sentences Practice Set 1
- Jumbled Sentences Practice Set 2
- Jumbled Sentences Practice Set 3
- Jumbled Sentences Practice Set 4
- Jumbled Sentences Practice Set 5
- SSC MTS PYQs Past Jumbled Sentence Questions
Determiner Some Usage and Rules
Determiner Some Usage and Rules
#### Choose the sentence where "some" is used correctly:
1. [x] Some students passed the exam.
2. [ ] The student some passed the exam.
3. [ ] Some of the apples are rotten.
4. [ ] Some teachers are here today.
#### Choose the sentence that correctly uses "some" to indicate an unspecified amount:
1. [x] She ate some chocolate.
2. [ ] She ate all chocolate.
3. [ ] She ate the chocolate.
4. [ ] She ate a chocolate.
#### Identify the sentence with the correct use of a plural determiner:
1. [x] The books are on the shelf.
2. [ ] The book is on the shelf.
3. [ ] A books are on the shelf.
4. [ ] A book is on the shelf.
#### Identify the sentence with the incorrect use of "some" as a pronoun:
1. [ ] She invited some to the party.
2. [ ] Some are coming to the party.
3. [x] Some invited to the party.
4. [ ] I invited some to the party.
#### Identify the sentence with the incorrect use of "some" to mean "all":
1. [x] Some students were absent.
2. [ ] All students were absent.
3. [ ] No students were absent.
4. [ ] Few students were absent.
#### Choose the sentence where "some" is used correctly to refer to an unspecified but relatively small quantity:
1. [x] She drank some water.
2. [ ] She drank no water.
3. [ ] She drank the water.
4. [ ] She drank a water.
