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Directions : In the questions below, a sentence has been given with some of its part in bold. To make the sentence grammatically and idiomatically correct, you have to replace the bold part with one of the correct alternatives stated below. If the sentence is correct, mark the option 'no improvement required' as the answer.
The brilliant administrator was destined for the post of Assistant Commissioner; there was no one to challenge his caliber.
were destined for
was destined of
were destined of
was destined with
No improvement required
“For” is the correct preposition after “destined” in this context. “Destined for” means ‘headed for/ bound for/ intended for’. The subject of the statement “the brilliant administrator” is singular. Hence the verb would also be “was” (=singular). Hence, the sentence is absolutely correct from every aspect. Therefore, option E is the correct answer.
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