Find the error, if
any
1. Grapes
(a) / cannot gathered (b) / from thistles (c) / No error (d).
2. Mohans’
eyes (a) / reflect a hope (b) / for a better future in Microsoft (c)/ No error
(d).
3. He
went to Mumbai (a) / with a view (b) / to secure a job (c)/ No error (d).
4. The
teacher said (a) / that the building adjacent with his house (b) / needed
repairs (c)/ No error (d).
5. The
headmaster with all his senior teachers (a) / have come (b) / to attend the
meeting (c)/ No error (d).
Answers and
explanations
1. (b)
cannot be gathered
Can is a modal and modal is always followed by 1st
form of verb.
2. (a)
Mohan’s
3. (c)
securing
There are three conditions of “to”
(1) [to
+ V1 + ing ] – when phrase includes to
Phrases
like: due to, owing to, with a view to, in addition to, look forward to
Ex. In
addition to helping him, I gave him five hundred rupees.
Phrase V1+ing
(2) [
to + V1 ] – when phrase doesn’t includes to
Ex. She
wanted him to paint the car.
No phrase
V1
(3) [
to + be + V3 ] – when doer is missing i.e. in passive voice
Ex.
This box is too heavy to be lifted.
Doer is missing to + be + V3 (Passive Voice)
4. (b)
adjacent to
5. (b)
Replace “have” by “has”
In case of
[With, Along with, Together with, As well as, Besides]
Verb is used according to 1st Subject.
Ex.
The Headmaster with all his
senior teachers have come to attend the meeting.
Subject 1 (Singular) Subject 2 (Plural) (has)
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