COMMON ERRORS
Direction: In the following questions, some parts of sentences have errors and some are correct. Find out which part of a sentence has an error. The number of that part is the answer. If a sentence is free from error, your answer is (4), i.e. No error.
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No error. But, rather than using buys, we can use uses and packets/rims can replace kilograms Our office uses five packets/rims of paper every month.
Correct Option: D
No error. But, rather than using buys, we can use uses and packets/rims can replace kilograms Our office uses five packets/rims of paper every month.
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are will replace is because – most countries is Plural
Hence, are for is the right usageCorrect Option: B
are will replace is because – most countries is Plural
Hence, are for is the right usage
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eminent will replace emminent. eminent is the right spelling.
eminent (Adj.) : famous and respectedCorrect Option: A
eminent will replace emminent. eminent is the right spelling.
eminent (Adj.) : famous and respected
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No error.
Correct Option: D
No error.
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extensive will replace extensible
extensible (Adj.) : capable of being extended
extensive (Adj.) : thorough; dealing with a wide range of information
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We had fairly extensive discussions. These tables are extensible.
Hence, who had an extensive knowledge of ancient art is the right usageCorrect Option: C
extensive will replace extensible
extensible (Adj.) : capable of being extended
extensive (Adj.) : thorough; dealing with a wide range of information
Look at the examples given below :
We had fairly extensive discussions. These tables are extensible.
Hence, who had an extensive knowledge of ancient art is the right usage