Idioms, Phrases, Phrasal Verbs & Foreign Words
A high-yield practice questionset designed for Kerala PSC aspirants covering popular English Idiomatic Expressions, high-frequency Phrasal Verbs (based on root verbs put, call, look, take, break, and bring), borrowed Latin and French foreign expressions, commonly confused homophones, and standard collective nouns along with animal cries and their young ones. പഠനപരിധി (Study Scope) High-frequency English idioms: at the eleventh hour, burn the midnight oil, once in a blue moon, bite the bullet Phrasal verbs: put off, put up with, call on, call off, look into, look after, take after, break out Foreign legal and administrative phrases: ad hoc, de facto, bona fide, status quo, persona non grata Confusing word pairs and homophones: affect vs effect, stationary vs stationery, principal vs principle Collective nouns for animals and objects: pride of lions, gaggle of geese, pack of wolves Animal vocalizations (neigh, bray, bleat) and young ones (cygnet, foal, cub, gosling) പരിശീലിക്കുന്ന കഴിവുകൾ (Tested Competencies) Interpret figurative idiomatic meanings accurately in formal and colloquial contexts Differentiate between literal verb meanings and idiomatic prepositional phrasal verb combinations Identify appropriate Latin and French phrases used in administrative and legal English Resolve common homophone confusion in objective PSC test stems Cover: Latin dictionary.jpg (CC BY-SA 3.0). Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Latin_dictionary.jpg Changes: Cropped to 16:9 aspect ratio and resized to 1200x675.
