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Dogar MDCAT English Essential Vocab
Here is the latest edition of MDCAT English vocabulary 2021-2022 by Dogars Unique brothers publishers. All vocabulary is written for all kinds of entrance test examinations. It will help you in the preparation for NUMS, UHS, NTS, and Giki entrance examinations.
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MDCAT ENGLISH VOCAB SAMPLE
The writer has presented _ of the most stupid characters in a serious manner. (a)cartographer
(b) catacombs
(c) capital
(d) caricature
They explored the _ looking for evidence about buried customs of that ancient society.
(a)cachet
(b) cay
(c) catacombs
(d) chastise
He hopes they will sponsor the poetry went, but he hasn’t____ subject with them yet.
(a)battered
(b) broached
(c) bequeathed
(d) bray
VOCABULARY Examples
1. (a) Look outside. The sky is getting very dark.
(b) Look outside. The sky is getting very dark.
(c) Look outside. The sky is getting very dark.
(d) Look the outside. The sky is getting very dark.
Vocab Example 1:
2. (a) The boy in white was shot in the leg.
(b) The boy in white was shot in the leg.
(c) A boy in the white was shot in the leg.
(d) Boy in white was shot in the leg.
Example 2 MDCAT Vocabulary:
3. (a) I bought one and a half kilos of apples.
(b) I bought one and a half kilos of apples.
(d) I bought one and a half kilos of apples.
4. (a) A whale is in danger of becoming extinct.
(b) Whale is in danger of becoming extinct.
(c) A whale is in danger of becoming extinct.
(d) The whale is in danger of becoming extinct.
5. (a) Death of a Prime Minister left his party without a leader.
(b) A death of the Prime Minister left his party without a leader.
(c) The death of the Prime Minister left his party without a leader.
(d) Death of the Prime Minister left his party without a leader.
6. (a) There are two textbooks for the course. Neither book is expensive.
(b) There are two textbooks for the course. No books are expensive.
(c) There are two textbooks for the course. Every book is expensive.
(d) There are two textbooks for the course. Neither book is expensive.
English Vocab Example 3:
7. (a) You may not borrow either of the books.
(b) You may not borrow either of the books.
(d) You may not borrow either of the books.
8. (a) All my friends were ready to help me.
(b) All my friends were ready to help me.
(c) My all friends were ready to help me.
(d) My all friend was ready to help me.
9. (a) Man who is standing by the main gate is the doctor.
(b) A man who is standing by the main gate is a doctor.
(d) The man who is standing by the main gate is a doctor.
10. (a) I usually have lunch at a school.
(b) I usually have lunch at school.
(c) I usually have lunch at the school.
(d) I usually have lunch at school.
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