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Grammar and Sentence Correction Flashcards

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  1. Identify the error in: 'She is one of those students who works very hard.'

    Answer: 'works' should be 'work'

    The antecedent of 'who' is 'students' (plural), so the verb should be 'work' (plural).

  2. Which is the correct indirect speech for: He said, 'I am tired'?

    Answer: He said that he was tired.

    In reported speech, the present tense 'am' changes to past tense 'was', and 'I' changes to 'he'.

  3. Choose the correct sentence using the passive voice:

    Answer: The letter was written by her.

    The passive voice uses 'by + object pronoun'. 'Her' is the object form of 'she'.

  4. Spot the error: 'Being a rainy day, we cancelled the picnic.'

    Answer: 'Being' should be 'It being'

    A dangling participle error — 'Being a rainy day' does not logically refer to 'we'. 'It being' correctly introduces the absolute phrase.

  5. Which sentence correctly uses 'fewer' and 'less'?

    Answer: There are fewer students in class today.

    'Fewer' is used for countable nouns (students) and 'less' for uncountable nouns (water, time).

  6. Identify the correctly structured conditional sentence:

    Answer: If it rains, we will stay indoors.

    In a Type 1 (real) conditional, the if-clause uses present simple and the result clause uses will + base verb.

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