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In these question,each sentence has been divided into four parts, marked,(a),(b),(c), and (d). Identify that part of the sentence which needs to be changed for the sentence to be grammatically correct.
A In the forthcoming elections
B every man and woman
C must vote for the candidate
D of their choice
Each of the following sentence is divided into five parts, 1,2,3,4 and 5. Point out which part is grammatically incorrect. If there is no mistake mark 5. "I am pleased to sanction one" (1) "special increment" (2) "to all the employees "(3) "with this month" (4)."No error" (5)
A to (1)
B increment (2)
C employees (3)
D month (4)
Each of the following sentence is divided into five parts, 1,2,3,4 and 5. Point out which part is grammatically incorrect. If there is no mistake mark 5. "You should not discuss" (1) "about a matter" (2) "with friends who are likely "(3) "to find it offensive" (4).No error (5)
A not (1)
B a (2)
C are (3)
D it (4)
Each of the following sentence is divided into five parts, 1,2,3,4 and 5. Point out which part is grammatically incorrect. If there is no mistake mark 5. "There are several ways" (1) "of investing money"(2) "prudently and making substantial profit"(3) "from the investments" (4). No error (5)
A several (1)
B investing (2)
C making (3)
D investments (4)
Each of the following sentence is divided into five parts, 1,2,3,4 and 5. Point out which part is grammatically incorrect. If there is no mistake mark 5. "The boy attempted the questions"(1) "so well' (2) "That his teacher was exceedingly"(3) "pleased at him"(4) No error (5)
A attempted (1)
B well (2)
C teacher (3)
D pleased (4)
Each of the following sentence is divided into five parts, 1,2,3,4 and 5. Point out which part is grammatically incorrect. If there is no mistake mark 5. "The beauty of her autobiography" (1) "lies in coming" (2) "to terms with life " (3) "facing its many challenges through a rare courage" (4) No error (5)
A her (1)
B lies (2)
C terms (3)
D through (4)
identify the grammatically incorrect word in the following sentence: Ironically,Elizabeth and her rival for the English throne, Mary Stuart, whom she had executed , lay side side in Westminster Abbey
A her
B lay
C whom
D in
which sentence is grammatically correct?
A In spite of having brilliant result , she failed to get admission in the university
B Despite of her brilliant result , she failed to get admission in the university
C In spite of her brilliant result , she failed to get admission in the university
D In spit her brilliant result , she failed to get admission in the university
Which is grammatically correct sentence?
A Our examination hold on Sunday next.
B Our examination will hold on Sunday next
C Our examination is going to be held on Sunday next
D Our examination holds on Sunday next.
One of the four sentences, given below is grammatically wrong. Choose the wrong sentence :
A The land is belonged to an old lady.
B They parted from one another suddenly.
C The leader expressed himself forcibly.
D Mother bought me an icecream.

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