Spotting Errors

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

My (a) father (b) had gone to Delhi. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

No sooner (a) he had arrived home than he was asked to (b) start on another journey. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

He (a) is waiting for (b) you from 7 am. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

Your (a) hand writing is more better (b) than mine. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

What (a) is the cost (b) of this watch? (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

Though he is thin (a) yet he can (b) lift heavy objects. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

The (a) computer costed (b) me Rs. 20,000/-. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

You are (a) more efficient (b) than him. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

It is difficult (a) to put on with (b) new doctor. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

We must (a) always (b) speak the truth. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

He is (a) a very (b) good cooker. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

I read (a) the book 3 years (b) before. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

Time and (a) tide wait (b) for no man. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

Book early (a) lest you might (b) miss the chance. (c) no error (d)

Directions: The following sentence is divided into three parts (a, b and c). One of them may contain an error. You have to mark that part as your answer. If there is no error mark (d) as your answer.

Teacher said (a) that he will (b) come tomorrow. (c) no error (d)