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  1. 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.

  2. 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."

  3. 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."

  4. 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.

  5. 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."

  6. 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.