Sentence Correction

This is the correct option as there is an error in this part of the sentence. Here, the word 'real' is used to modify the adjective 'good'. Real is an adjective, but only adverbs modify adjectives. The correct sentence will replace real (adjective) with really (adverb).

The correct sentence will be: He is a really good orator who can speak on any subject.
 

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has the error of parallelism. In this sentence, 'carefully' and 'accurately' are both adjectives, but 'with precision' is not. The correct sentence will replace 'with precision' with 'precisely'. Thus, the correct sentence will be: The engineer was told to calculate the measurements carefully, accurately and precisely.

This is the correct option as the sentence has no error. It is grammatically correct.

This is the correct option as there is an error in this part of the sentence. Here, 'the mother' (subject) is singular and 'are going' (verb) is plural. This sentence has an error of subject-verb agreement as the subject is singular and the verb is plural. The accompanying phrase, together with her son and daughters, does not in any way alter the grammatical relation. Thus, the correct sentence will be: The mother, together with her son and daughters, is going (singular verb) to the movie.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence is incorrect. The first part of the sentence is in the past perfect form (had reached), but the second part is in second form of future tense (would). To make the sentence grammatically correct, the second part should be converted into future perfect tense (would have). Thus, the correct sentence would be: If we had reached on time, we would have caught the train.

This is the correct option as this sentence has an error of incorrect usage of adjective. Here, 'elder' has been used that indicates seniority in relation. Here, 'older' should have been used that indicates seniority in age. The correct sentence would be: Of my two brothers, the taller one is two years older than me.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has error. 'The flock of birds' is always taken as a singular subject and thus, requires a singular verb (is), and not a plural verb (are). The correct sentence would be: The flock of birds is migrating to the northern hemisphere.

This is the correct option. Here, both the verbs should be in the past tense. 'Had finished' is in past perfect to indicate that this happened first. The correct sentence should have 'went' (in simple past tense). Thus, the correct sentence should be: After he had finished his food, he went out with his friends.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has the error of redundancy. The sentence uses 'false' and 'misstatement'. Both these words convey the same meaning. The correct sentence would be: The accused was punished as he was found guilty of misstatement.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has the error of parallelism. The 'length' and the 'breadth' are in the same form, but 'high' is not. Thus, the correct sentence should replace 'it was three meters high' by 'the height was three meters'.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has the error. In this sentence, a noun (an interest) is compared to a verb (to be adept). The sentence can be corrected by shifting one of the forms to match the other. Thus, 'to be adept' should be converted to 'an adeptness in'. Thus, the correct sentence would be: Neither an interest in music nor an adeptness in French language is going to get you an American visa.

This is the correct option as 'police' is a plural entity so 'their' should be used in place of 'its'.

This is the correct answer.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has an error of consistency. The infinitive 'to' must either go only before the first verb in the list or before every verb in the list. Thus, the correct sentence would be: On his birthday, Ram would like to eat, to drink and to watch a movie.

This is the correct option as this part of the sentence has the error. The correct sentence would be: Each of the Prime Ministers was present in the meeting.