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In each of the following sentences, underline all comparison signals, and all comparative and superlative forms. If the sentence is fine, write CORRECT. If not, correct the mistake in the sentence. When the sentence is ambiguous, express each possible meaning of the sentence with a … Read more
Point out which of the following sentences are right and which ones are wrong. Like her predecessor, Radhika enthralled the audience. Like her predecessor did, Radhika enthralled the audience. As her predecessor did, Radhika enthralled the audience. ——————————————————.———— Gopal’s essay, like his brother, is florid … Read more
Welcome to the Seventh Error Correction Exercise in our GMAT English Series. If you haven’t practiced the sixth one yet, click here to do so now! The following sentences have one or more errors. The likely places of errors are in italics. Some italics portions … Read more
Welcome to the Sixth Error Correction Exercise in our GMAT English Series. If you haven’t practiced the fifth one yet, click here to do so now! a. Just one of the following sentences conveying the same thing is correct. Point it out. We propose the … Read more
Welcome to the fifth Error Correction Exercise in our GMAT English Series. If you haven’t practiced the fourth one yet, click here to do so now! Correct the following sentences.. The blue SUV you see in the corner is the car I am using whenever … Read more
Welcome to the fourth Exercise in our GMAT Error Correction Exercise Series. If you haven’t practiced the third one yet, click here to do so now! Correct the following sentences.. People that are well-informed know that Darjeeling is an Indian region whose most famous export … Read more
Use of Modifiers.. The mansion painted green is occupied by the Imam. (The modifier ‘painted green’ is essential here, because without it, we can’t identify the house.) This mansion, recently painted green, is occupied by the Imam. (The modifier ‘recently painted green’ is non-essential here, … Read more
Tell which of the sentences are correct. In some cases, both might be correct or both wrong. Underprepared for the Test match, Raman’s scores in the match were poor. Underprepared for the Test match, Raman didn’t score well in the Test match. ————————————–.————— Only in … Read more
In our new English Error Correction Exercise Series, we aim to challenge the readers’ fundamental understanding of the Language. Compare your answers with our model answers underneath and tell us in comments how much you scored! Point out which of these sentences are wrong, and … Read more
Grammar exercise.. Question A ..Where to insert the preposition given in brackets at the end of the sentence? Captains like Dhoni know best when to declare an innings. (always) The mathematician has made a mistake in calculations their life, it seems. (never) Or at least, … Read more