NIMCET 2012 — English PYQ

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Question

NIMCET 2012 — English PYQ

NIMCET | English | 2012

Directions : Fill in the blank with correct option to make a proper sentence.

I am sure she can teach computers as well.She’s not new to the subject.

Choose the correct answer:

Explanation

The correct answer is (b) altogether.

Explanation:

This question tests the difference between two commonly confused terms: altogether and all together.

Altogether (Adverb): This means "completely," "entirely," or "in total." In this sentence, the speaker is saying she is not completely or entirely new to the subject.
All together (Phrase): This refers to a group of people or things being in one place at the same time (e.g., "We sang the song all together").

We can represent the meaning of the correct choice mathematically as:

\text{Altogether} = \text{Completely / Entirely}

\text{Sentence Meaning} \implies \text{She is not [entirely] new to the subject.}