Sentence Completion - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

The options given are different forms of the verb "better".

Option A: "had better" is a modal verb phrase that means "should" or "ought to". It expresses a strong recommendation or advice.

Option B: "better" is an adverb and cannot be used with the verb "start" in this context. It needs an auxiliary verb like "had" to form a complete verb phrase.

Option C: "has better" is grammatically incorrect because "has" is a singular verb that doesn't agree with the plural implied subject "we".

Option D: "are better" is also incorrect because "are better" doesn't fit the context of starting work. It suggests a comparison of being better than something else.

Therefore, the correct option is A ("had better") because it accurately conveys the meaning of a strong suggestion to begin working for the examination.

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The artist had to struggle a lot before being recognized for his talent.

Most of the committee members were in favour of the construction of a new dam in that village.

She wants to learn basic German as she will be leaving for Germany next month.

They need a sound infrastructure in order to cope with the new challenges.

As soon as she reached the branch office, she was asked to report to the head-office immediately.

Please don't interrupt when I am talking.

The pen is mightier than the sword.