s
some Errors on Noun and Number
1. One
of her firmest belief (a)/ was that her friend shouted at her (b)/ with a view
to making her (c)/ aware of her repeated lapses.(d)/ No error (e).
2. In
one of our first conversation (a)/ she informed me (b)/ that she had lost her
husband (c)/ in a bus accident. (d)/ No error.
3. All
the girls students (a)/ of the college are advised (b)/ to sit in the (c)/
Girls’ Common Room. (d)/ No error.
4. The
majority of the woman (a)/ teachers are persuading (b)/ the principal to
consider (c)/ their demands. (d)/ No error (e).
5. It
is harmful (a)/ to take cupsful (b)/ of tea (c)/ five times a day. (d)/ No
error (e).
6. In
the last elections (a)/ the electorates’ (b)/ disinterestedness puzzled (c)/ the
politicians very much. (d)/ No error (e).
7. The
present datas (a/ show that the illiteracy rate (b)/ in India has fallen down
but not (c)/ to the level of expectation. (d)/ No error (e).
8. He
said that (a)/ he always kept in his pocket (b)/ a bundle of one hundred (c)/ rupees
notes.(d)/ No error (e).
9. Running
a five stars (a)/ hotel needs much more (b)/ money that what we have in (c)/
our account (d)./ No error (e).
10. Ha
gave me (a)/ two important information (b)/ I had been waiting for (c)/ for the
previous two months (d)./ No error(e).
11. Your
advices are (a)/ the proof of your (b)/ discriminating mind and nobody and (c)/
pragmatic approach (d)/ No error (e).
12. An
earthquake (a)/ is a natural phenomenon (b)/ and nobody can (c)/ check it, be
sure. (d)/ no error (e).
13. The
class teacher (a)/ gave him a home work (b) / and instructed him to do it (c)/
at night. (d)/ No error (e).
14. I
saw only (a)/ five police who (b)/ were running after (c)/ the bank- robbers
(d)/ No error (e).
15. The
sheafs (a)/ of the wet-plants were too
heavy (b) / for me to (c)/ carry on the head.(d)/ No error (e).
16. All
the chiefs ministers (a)/ are responsible for the (b)/ pitiable condition of
their (c)/ states. (d)/ No Error (e).
17. After
he had delivered (a)/the speech, he said that he hoped (b)/ to be conspicuously
understood (c)/ and forgiven for any lapses.(d)/ No Error (e).
18. He
says that (a)/ a two-miles walk (b)/ always keeps him (c)/ healthy and fresh.(d)/
No Error (e).
19. The
haves should (a)/ not look scornfully (b)/ at the haves not, rather they should
(c)/ try to encourage them to work hard and earn their livelihood. (d)/ No
Error (d).
Language consist of several stratums”,(a)/ said
a linguist (b)/ in his lecture on Language(c)/ and Linguistics. (d)/ No error
(e).
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