In the English section of the NDA & CDS 2 2025 exams, success hinges on a candidate’s ability to spot language precision — something that the topic “Choosing Correct Sentences” directly tests. It evaluates a candidate’s combined knowledge of grammar, punctuation, syntax, and vocabulary in real-time usage.
In our Choosing Correct Sentences MCQ Live Class 1, candidates were trained to identify the only grammatically correct and contextually meaningful sentence out of four options — a pattern that appears regularly in both CDS and NDA English papers. This topic not only helps improve language accuracy but also reflects a candidate’s eye for detail, command of formal English, and logical reasoning in language.
Directions: Following items have four sentences, one of which is correct. Find the correct option and mark your response in the Answer Sheet.
Q) (A) The boys runs fast in the race.
(B) The boys run fast in the race.
(C) The boy run fast in the race.
(D) The boy running fast in the race.
Ans. (B)
Q) (A) Let’s eat, Grandma!
(B) Let’s eat Grandma!
(C) Lets eat Grandma!
(D) Let’s eats Grandma!
Ans. (A)
Q) (A) She has completed her homework before dinner yesterday.
(B) She had completed her homework before dinner yesterday.
(C) She completes her homework before dinner yesterday.
(D) She completed her homework before dinner yesterday.
Ans. (D)
Q) (A) She sings beautiful.
(B) She sings beautifully.
(C) She sings beautifuller.
(D) She sings beauty.
Ans. (B)
Q) (A) She likes hiking, swimming, and to run.
(B) She likes to hike, swim, and run.
(C) She likes hiking, swimming, and running.
(D) She likes hiking, to swim, and running.
Ans. (C)
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What Does the Topic Involve?
The Choosing Correct Sentences question format presents four sentence options, out of which only one is correct in terms of:
- ✅ Grammar (subject-verb agreement, tense usage, articles, prepositions, modifiers, etc.)
- ✅ Punctuation (commas, apostrophes, full stops, quotation marks, etc.)
- ✅ Vocabulary and word usage (correct collocations, idiomatic expressions, verb forms, etc.)
- ✅ Clarity and coherence (logical sentence structure, parallelism, pronoun usage)
The candidate must analyze and eliminate incorrect options based on error types and select the most accurate and polished sentence.
Key Areas Covered in Live MCQ Class 1
In the class, candidates practiced questions that tested:
- 📎 Subject–verb agreement and consistent tense usage
- 📎 Accurate prepositions, determiners, and article placement
- 📎 Use of correct punctuation to maintain sentence clarity
- 📎 Elimination of redundant words or misplaced modifiers
- 📎 Collocation correctness (e.g., “capable of”, not “capable to”)
- 📎 Logical connectors and conjunction usage
Tips Shared During the Class
- Read all four options carefully before finalizing
- Spot tense and agreement mismatches first — they are the most common
- Look for logical subject-predicate flow
- Practice regularly with explanation-based MCQs
- Create a checklist for common errors:
- ✅ Tense
- ✅ Subject–verb agreement
- ✅ Preposition/article use
- ✅ Modifier placement
- ✅ Idiomatic expressions
Conclusion
The Choosing Correct Sentences MCQ Live Class 1 offered NDA & CDS 2 2025 aspirants the opportunity to refine their English proficiency by applying multiple language rules in a single question format. This topic strengthens linguistic precision and logical evaluation skills, which are crucial not only for scoring well in the exam but also for communicating effectively in a defence setting.
With regular exposure to real exam-style questions, strategic elimination techniques, and clear grammar explanations, candidates can turn this topic into a reliable scoring area in their preparation journey.
