Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence In case no improvement...........

English Language (MTS) Word Usage

Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence. In case no improvement is needed, select 'No

improvement required'.

Subhash had just returned from work in 9 p.m.

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SSC MTS 14th July 2022 Shift-2

work at

the work on

working in

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- Original Sentence: "Subhash had just returned from work in 9 p.m."

- Option 1: work at

- "Returned from work at 9 p.m." is a correct way to indicate the specific time Subhash finished work and returned.

- The use of "at" is appropriate for specific times.

- Option 2: the work on

- "Returned from the work on 9 p.m." is incorrect usage.

- "On" is used for dates and days, not specific times.

- Option 3: working in

- "Returned from working in 9 p.m." is grammatically incorrect.

- "In" does not fit this context; it implies being inside or within something, not appropriate for time.

- Option 4: No improvement required

- The original sentence uses "in," which is not appropriate for time.

- Correct Answer: Option 1 - work at

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