Total Questions: 16
The phrase 'vie for (something)' is grammatically the correct structure for the given sentence. It means to struggle, fight, or compete in order to attain something. Hence, 'vying for the post' will be the correct sentence structure.
According to the context of the sentence, 'along' should be replaced with 'before' to make it grammatically correct. Hence, 'before public exhibition' will be the correct sentence structure.
We cannot use 'is' and 'be' together so 'be' will be removed from the given sentence to make it grammatically correct. Hence, 'It is being said' will be the correct sentence structure.
A superlative degree will be used in the given sentence because the narrator has never seen such a movie. However, 'worst' is the superlative degree of 'worse' and we use the article 'the' before 'worst'. Hence, 'the worst' will be the correct sentence structure.
Since is sometimes also used to show the reason. However, the definite article 'the' is used before the meeting. Hence, 'since the meeting' will be the correct sentence structure.
'Disturbs' is an incorrect form of the verb used in the given sentence because with 'do' or 'did' we don't use the '-s' form of the verb. Hence, 'disturb me' will be the correct sentence structure.