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Ankit Pareek

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· 1 Months ago

errors (Question:430338.1)

you will have to tell more reasons behind the errors
not enough words to answer

Question:

DIRECTIONS: A sentence is given in 5 parts (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E). Part (E) is fixed and grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts only one part is without error. Mark the option with the part which has no error. If all the parts have errors mark “All have errors” as your answer.

A professor had trouble (A)/ concentrate on her new theorem, (B)/ because her officious secretary would barge on (C)/ frequently reminding her for some trivial detail (D)/ involving departmental paperwork. (E)

Options:
A)

A

B)

B

C)

C

D)

D

E)

All have errors

Solution:

Ans: Option (A) from the first four does not contain any error.

The professor had trouble (A)/ concentrating on her new theorem, (B)/ because her officious secretary would barge in (C)/ frequently reminding her of some trivial detail (D)/ involving departmental paperwork. (E)

Knowledge Expert

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· 1 Months ago

Dear Student,

In the answer section, the errors have now been clearly marked in bold and some have also been 'striked-through' to mark their unnecessary presence. Please feel comfortable to share any other questions, if any.

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