Samacheer Kalvi 11th English Grammar Error Spotting

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Tamilnadu Samacheer Kalvi 11th English Grammar Error Spotting

Spot the errors in the following sentences and correct them:

Question 1.
He gave me a one-rupee note, (article error)
Answer:
He gave me a one-rupee note.

Question 2.
Though she is weak but she is active, (double conjunction)
Answer:
Though she is weak, she is active.

Question 3.
She kept the book in the table, (prepositional error)
Answer:
She kept the book on the table.

Question 4.
One of the boy has got the first prize, (subject-verb agreement)
Answer:
One of the boys has got the first prize.

Question 5.
Sylvester went to abroad, (deletion of the preposition)
Answer:
Sylvester went abroad.

Question 6.
Guilty must be punished.(missing article)
Answer:
The Guilty must be punished.

Question 7.
If they had contacted me I would help them. (Type III Conditional)
Answer:
If they had contacted me I would have helped them.

Question 8.
My father gave me a lot of advices, (singular-plural error)
Answer:
My father gave me a lot of advice.

Question 9.
He took up gymnastics when he was seven years old. (spelling error)
Answer:
He took up gymnastics when he was seven years old.

Question 10.
A group of twelve students are travelling together, (collective noun takes singular verb)
Answer:
A group of twelve students is travelling together.

Question 11.
If I was a bird, I would fly. (Type I Conditional)
Answer:
If I were a bird, I would fly.

Question 12.
He is my cousin brother, (usage error)
Answer:
He is my cousin.

Question 13.
Children prefer sweets than fruits, (‘to’ is used to compare just two subjects)
Answer:
Children prefer sweets to fruits.

Question 14.
John is best student in the class, (absence of the definite article)
Answer:
John is the best student in the class.

Question 15.
The principal with all the teachers are present, (subject-verb agreement)
Answer:
The principal with all the teachers is present.