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Welcome to Online English Section with explanation in AffairsCloud.com. Here we are creating question sample in Spotting Errors, which is BASED ON IBPS PO/CLERK/LIC AAO/RRB & SSC CGL EXAM and other competitive exams.
- I must start 1) / at dawn 2) / to reach the station in time. 3) / No error 4)
1) of
2) by
3) to
4) No ErrorAnswer – 2)
Explanation: Replace ‘at’ by ‘by’
By used to used to identifying the agent performing an action. - I am hearing 1) / a lot about 2) / the problem of ragging these days. 3) / No error 4)
1) with
2) of
3) for
4) No errorAnswer – 2)
Explanation: Replace ‘about’ by ‘of’
‘of’ used to expressing the relationship between a part and a whole and expressing the relationship between a scale or measure and a value. - None could 1) / dare to encroach 2) / on his rights. 3) / No error 4)
1) upon
2) up to
3) over
4) No errorAnswer – 1)
Explanation: Replace ‘on’ by ‘upon’. The verb ‘encroach’ takes ‘upon’ after it - I do not understand 1) / why she is 2) / so angry at me. 3) / No error 4)
1) in
2) on
3) with
4) No errorAnswer – 3)
Explanation: The correct form is ‘angry with….’
Angry with is a phrase which means feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility; full of anger. - My sister has been 1) / married with 2) / the richest man of the town. 3) / No error 4)
1) to
2) by
3) of
4) No ErrorAnswer – 2)
Explanation: Replace ‘with’ by ‘to’. The verb ‘marry’ takes preposition ‘to’ - The widely advertised manifesto 1) / of the new political party 2) / is not much different than ours 3) / No error 4)
1) to
2) for
3) from
4) No ErrorAnswer – 3)
Explanation: The correct usage is ‘different from ………’ - The venue of examination 1) / is one mile further up 2) / the hill. 3) / No error 4)
1) for
2) to
3) of
4) No ErrorAnswer – 1)
Explanation: Replace ‘of’ by ‘for’. for used to show who is intended to have or use something or where something is intended to be put. - The doctor referred 1) / the patient for the O.P.D. 2) / without examining him. 3) / No error 4)
1) with
2) to
3) of
4) No ErrorAnswer – 2)
Explanation: Replace ‘for’ by ‘to’. The verb ‘refer’ takes preposition ‘to’ - This watch 1) / is superior and 2) / more expensive than that. 3) / No error 4)
1) for
2) to
3) of
4) No ErrorAnswer – 2)
Explanation: Add ‘to’ after ‘superior’. Adjectives ending in – ior take ‘to’ after them. - Man needs 1) / security and leisure 2) / of free thinking. 3) / No error 4)
1) to
2) with
3) for
4) No ErrorAnswer – 3)
Explanation: Replace ‘of’ by ‘for’ . ‘for’ used used to show who is intended to have or use something or where something is intended to be put.
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