English

Which of the highlighted words is used erroneously in the sentence?

Unequal distribution of income is one of the greater obstacles to India’s economic well-being.

1. Greater obstacles

2. Of income

3. One of the greater

4. Well-being

Find the errors in the sentences.

Identify the errors in the sentences.

1. a. nothingness; b. saw; c. equal

2. a. coldness; b. his; c. equal

3. a. compared; b. saw; c. was

4. a. nothingness; b. had; c. upset

Find the errors in the sentence.

Seven species of turtles, including the Olive Ridley sea turtle, is found in the ocean.

1. is found

2. the Olive Ridley

3. in the ocean

4. seven species

Identify the errors in the sentences.

1. a. is; b. itself; c. foolish

2. a. whose; b. was; c. the

3. a. a; b. what; c. virtues

4. a. whose; b. itself; c. virtues

Which of the options is the synthesis of the two sentences into a simple sentence?
The ship was delayed by the storm. She came into the port a day late.

1. Delayed by the storm, the ship came into the port a day late.

2. The ship was delayed by the storm and came into the port a day late.

3. The ship came into the port a day late as it was delayed by the storm.

4. The ship came into the port a day late for it was delayed by the storm.

This is the canteen. I eat my lunch here.
This is the canteen where I eat my lunch.
The sentence has been joined using

1. A noun clause

2. An adjective clause

3. An infinitive

4. An adverb clause

He has hurt himself so many times. He still participates in the dangerous sport.
Although he has hurt himself so many times, he still participates in the dangerous sport.
What joins the two sentences?

1. A participle

2. A gerund

3. An adversative

4. A subordinating conjunction

Which word can be used to combine the sentences into a single sentence?
He possessed many skills. He never used them to succeed in life.

1. But

2. Till

3. And

4. So

Geoffrey Chaucer was born in 1343. He is the first great English poet.
Geoffrey Chaucer, the first great English poet, was born in 1343.
The sentences have been joined using a

1. Noun phrases in apposition

2. Adverb phrase

3. Infinitive

4. Participle