Error Recognition Test Flashcards
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Which underlined part is incorrect? "The participants were asked to (A) fill out a form and (B) to return it (C) to the reception by (D) the end of the day."
Answer: (B) to return it
In parallel infinitive constructions joined by "and," the second "to" is typically omitted: "fill out a form and return it." While "to return" is not strictly wrong, the inconsistency in the parallel structure is the tested error.
Find the error: "Each of the (A) new employees are (B) expected to (C) complete mandatory (D) orientation training."
Answer: (B) are expected
"Each of" takes a singular verb. The subject is "each" (singular), so the correct form is "is expected," not "are expected."
Identify the error: "The marketing team (A) is work on (B) a new campaign (C) that will (D) launch next quarter."
Answer: (A) is work on
The present progressive requires "is working on," not "is work on." The present participle (-ing form) is required after "is."
Which part has a grammatical error? "The client (A) who called yesterday (B) wanted to speak with (C) someone knowledgeable (D) about our produces."
Answer: (D) about our produces
"Produces" is a verb form. The correct noun for items manufactured or sold is "products." Using the wrong word class is the error.
Find the error: "The CEO, (A) along with the board members, (B) were present (C) at the annual (D) shareholder meeting."
Answer: (B) were present
The subject is "The CEO" (singular). Phrases introduced by "along with" do not change the number of the subject. The correct verb is "was present."
Identify the error: "The training session will be held on (A) the 3rd of August and (B) is open for (C) all staff (D) regardless their department."
Answer: (D) regardless their department
"Regardless" must be followed by "of" before a noun phrase: "regardless of their department." Omitting "of" is a preposition error.