If "vigor" is the correct word to be used in the following sentence, where will it be replaced?: "It is characteristic of old to sap a man's ebullience and rob him of his natural senility."

"It is characteristic of old to sap a man's ebullience and rob him of his natural vigor."

"It is characteristic of old to sap a man's vigor and rob him of his natural senility."

In all the given sentences, the same word has been used in different sentences in different ways. Choose the option where the word has been used incorrectly.

He got carried away with the unruly mob and indulged in stone pelting.

She carried on with life in spite of her personal difficulties.

It will be difficult to carry out the plan now.

If they get carried on with the over-speeding, they will soon be bankrupt.

Identify the correct meaning of the given Idiom: To have an axe to grind.

To have a private end to serve.

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Scoring more than 10/15 in this simple English test is really tough. Are you one of the fluent English speakers who know what’s the right use of words?

Ashutosh Gursale 12 November 202012 November 2020

Scoring more than 10/15 in this simple English test is really tough. English is the world’s most spoken language, and universally accepted, too. However, there exist only a tiny percent of English speakers who can identify the correct details when asked about it. Do you believe you are one of them? There’s only one way to find out.

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