Error Detection, Sentence Improvement, Para Jumbles - One Line Questions
1.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
Between you and me, this is a secret.
2.
Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error: 'Despite of the heavy rain, the cricket match continued.' —
Despite of
3.
Find the error: 'Each of the boys have a book.' —
have a book
4.
Find the error: 'Each of the students have submitted their assignments.' —
have submitted
5.
Find the error: 'Everybody were happy with the result.' —
were happy
6.
Improve the sentence: 'He possesses a good knowledge of history.' —
He has a good knowledge of history.
7.
Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? —
He has not only gone but also spoken.
8.
Improve the sentence: 'He is afraid for the dark.' —
He is afraid of the dark.
9.
Improve the sentence: 'He is allergic for nuts.' —
He is allergic to nuts.
10.
Improve the sentence: 'He is angry on me.' —
He is angry at me.
11.
Improve the sentence: 'He is busy in completing his project.' —
He is busy completing his project.
12.
Improve the sentence: 'He is dependent on his parents.' —
He is dependent on his parents.
13.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
He is engrossed in reading the book.
14.
Improve the sentence: 'He is interested in to learn French.' —
He is interested in learning French.
15.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
He is taller than his brother.
16.
Identify the error: 'He is one of those people who is always late.' —
who is always late
17.
Improve the sentence: 'He is prone to make mistakes.' —
He is prone to making mistakes.
18.
Which of the following is grammatically correct? —
He is senior to me.
19.
Improve the sentence: 'He is taller than me.' —
He is taller than I.
20.
Improve the sentence: 'He is tired of to work.' —
He is tired of working.
21.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
He knows how to swim.
22.
Improve the sentence: 'I am looking forward to meet you.' —
I am looking forward to meeting you.
23.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
I went to London last year.
24.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
I prefer coffee to tea.
25.
Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive mood? —
If I were him, I would not do that.
26.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? —
Neither the students nor the teacher was present.
27.
Improve the sentence: 'She is ashamed for what she did.' —
She is ashamed of what she did.
28.
Improve the sentence: 'She is capable to do this work.' —
She is capable of doing this work.
29.
Improve the sentence: 'She is good in mathematics.' —
She is good at mathematics.
30.
Improve the sentence: 'She is married with a doctor.' —
She is married to a doctor.
31.
Which sentence correctly uses parallel structure? —
She likes to sing, to dance, and to swim.
32.
Which sentence correctly uses a gerund as a subject? —
Swimming is good exercise.
33.
Find the error: 'The book is interesting, isn't it?' —
None of the above
34.
Which sentence correctly uses a prepositional phrase? —
The book is on the table.
35.
Identify the error: 'The captain, along with his team, were welcomed.' —
were welcomed
36.
Identify the grammatical error: 'The committee were divided in their opinions.' —
were divided
37.
Identify the error: 'The cost of living are increasing day by day.' —
are increasing
38.
Find the error: 'The furniture are very costly.' —
are very costly
39.
Identify the error: 'The horse and carriage is at the door.' —
The sentence is correct.
40.
Find the error: 'The majority of students was absent.' —
was absent
41.
Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun? —
The man whom I met was friendly.
42.
Find the error: 'The news are bad.' —
are bad
43.
Find the error: 'The number of applicants were very high this year.' —
were very high
44.
Identify the error: 'The pair of shoes were expensive.' —
were expensive
45.
Identify the error: 'The reason why he was late is because he missed the bus.' —
is because
46.
Identify the error: 'The scissors is blunt.' —
is blunt
47.
Improve the sentence: 'They accused him for theft.' —
They accused him of theft.
48.
Which sentence correctly uses the comparative degree? —
This is a better option.
49.
Which sentence correctly uses a participle phrase? —
Walking down the street, I saw the building.