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    The document is an online test on a banking clerk exam with questions in English, reasoning, and numerical ability sections. It includes the first question which asks to identify the correct phrase to replace a phrase in a given sentence to make it grammatically correct. The options given are "shall be sending", "sends", "had sent", and "had been sending". The solution explains that since "informed" is in past tense, "has" is incorrect and "had sent" is the right choice as it also matches the past tense.

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    The document is an online test on a banking clerk exam with questions in English, reasoning, and numerical ability sections. It includes the first question which asks to identify the correct phrase to replace a phrase in a given sentence to make it grammatically correct. The options given are "shall be sending", "sends", "had sent", and "had been sending". The solution explains that since "informed" is in past tense, "has" is incorrect and "had sent" is the right choice as it also matches the past tense.

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    The document is an online test on a banking clerk exam with questions in English, reasoning, and numerical ability sections. It includes the first question which asks to identify the correct phrase to replace a phrase in a given sentence to make it grammatically correct. The options given are "shall be sending", "sends", "had sent", and "had been sending". The solution explains that since "informed" is in past tense, "has" is incorrect and "had sent" is the right choice as it also matches the past tense.

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    Online Test | Testbook https://testbook.

    com/bank-clerk/tests/575fb95a995a2d1fd9a21f8a#/lt-solutions

    My Tests
     (/bank-clerk/mocktest?tab=my) Prelims Full Test 1
    ANALYTICS (/BANK-CLERK/T

    SECTIONS English Reasoning A… Numerical Ab… Mahesh

    Marks You Av g
    Question No. 1 Report  6 Correct 23 Unattempted 1 Incorrect
    1 00:41 00:35

    SECTION : English
    Which of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below should replace the phrase given
    in bold in the follow ing sentence to m ake the sentence gram m atically m eaningful and 1 2 3 4 5
    correct? If the sentence is correct as it is and ‘No correction is required’, m ark (5) as
    the answ er. 6 7 8 9 10
    Sara informed the editor that she has sent the book for publishing.
    11 12 13 14 15
    shall be sending
    16 17 18 19 20
    sends

    had sent 21 22 23 24 25
    61% answered correctly 
    26 27 28 29 30
    had been sending

    No correction required

    Solution:
    'Informed' indicates past tense. Thus, the usage of 'has' is incorrect. 'Had sent' is the right form.
    Therefore, the correct sentence is-’ Sara informed the editor that she had sent the book for
    publishing’.

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