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Edit the Sentences Worksheet-5

Edit the Sentences Worksheet-5

 

Multiple-Choice Questions:

Find and correct the one mistake in the given sentence:

  1. A lady wearing the red dress is my friend.

(A) Wrong word: lady                

       Right word: ladies

(B) Wrong word: a            

       Right word: the

(C) Wrong word: is           

       Right word: are

(D) Wrong word: friend            

       Right word: friends

 

  1. You can go for a movie nor a picnic.

(A) Wrong word: nor                 

       Right word: or

(B) Wrong word: for                  

       Right word: to

(C) Wrong word: go                   

       Right word: goes

(D) Wrong word: a picnic         

       Right word: the picnic

 

  1. I have lost the keys; help me to look at them.

(A) Wrong word: lost                 

       Right word: loosed

(B) Wrong word: the                  

       Right word: a

(C) Wrong word: look                

       Right word: search

(D) Wrong word: at          

       Right word: for

 

  1. Why are you looking for me like that; what have I done?

(A) Wrong word: looking

       Right word: looked

(B) Wrong word: for                  

       Right word: at

(C) Wrong word: you                 

       Right word: your

(D) Wrong word: that                

       Right word: those

 

  1. Count quickly, not in once and twos.

(A) Wrong word: twos               

       Right word: toes

(B) Wrong word: once               

       Right word: ones

(C) Wrong word: not                  

       Right word: nor

(D) Wrong word: in          

       Right word: on

 

  1. Every clouds has a silver lining.

(A) Wrong word: clouds  

       Right word: cloud

(B) Wrong word: every    

       Right word: each

(C) Wrong word: has                  

       Right word: have

(D) Wrong word: lining   

       Right word: line

 

  1. I did not have some problem in finding the shop.

(A) Wrong word: did                  

       Right word: does

(B) Wrong word: have               

       Right word: had

(C) Wrong word: some              

       Right word: any

(D) Wrong word: in          

       Right word: at

 

  1. This book is more better than that one.

(A) Wrong word: better   

       Right word: good

(B) Wrong word: book     

       Right word: books

(C) Wrong word: than      

       Right word: then

(D) Wrong word: more    

       Right word: much

 

  1. How much rupees do you need?

(A) Wrong word: much    

       Right word: many

(B) Wrong word: rupees  

       Right word: rupee

(C) Wrong word: do                   

       Right word: does

(D) Wrong word: need     

       Right word: needs

 

  1. This dress is very lose, please alter it.

(A) Wrong word: dress    

       Right word: dresses

(B) Wrong word: please   

       Right word: pleased

(C) Wrong word: lose                 

       Right word: loose

(D) Wrong word: is           

       Right word: are

 

  1. Their is a big tree in this garden.

(A) Wrong word: a            

       Right word: the

(B) Wrong word: this       

       Right word: these

(C) Wrong word: garden

       Right word: gardens

(D) Wrong word: their     

       Right word: there

 

  1. No sooner did the teacher come in then everyone kept quiet.

(A) Wrong word: sooner  

       Right word: soon

(B) Wrong word: then      

       Right word: than

(C) Wrong word: come    

       Right word: came

(D) Wrong word: quiet    

       Right word: quite

 

  1. The new movie is quiet interesting, isn’t it?

(A) Wrong word: new       

       Right word: newer

(B) Wrong word: the        

       Right word: a

(C) Wrong word: is           

       Right word: are

(D) Wrong word: quiet    

       Right word: quite

 

  1. The cinema hall is father than we thought it would be.

(A) Wrong word: the                  

       Right word: a

(B) Wrong word: is           

       Right word: are

(C) Wrong word: father   

       Right word: farther

(D) Wrong word: than     

       Right word: then

 

  1. Who is the oldest among the five sisters?

(A) Wrong word: oldest   

       Right word: eldest

(B) Wrong word: the oldest      

       Right word: an oldest

(C) Wrong word: who                

       Right word: whom

(D) Wrong word: among

       Right word: between

 

Answers:

  1. (B)

Exp: Since a particular lady is mentioned, the definite article ‘the’ should be used.

  1. (A)

Exp: Since there is a choice the correct conjunction is ‘or.’

  1. (D)

Exp: When one searches for something one looks ‘for’ it and not ‘at’ it.

  1. (B)

Exp: When one turns one’s face towards a person (or thing) one looks ‘at’ the person (or thing).

  1. (B)

Exp: Ones is the plural of ‘one’ and according to the sentence this is the correct word (see – twos).

  1. (A)

Exp: ‘Every’ is used with singular nouns hence ‘cloud’ should be used.

  1. (C)

Exp: ‘Any’ should be used with negation.

  1. (D)

Exp: To express a higher degree of ‘better’ the word ‘much’ should be used.

  1. (A)

Exp: ‘Rupees’ is a countable noun and hence ‘many’ should be used.

  1. (C)

Exp: ‘Loose’ is the right word as it means ‘not fitting.’

  1. (D)

Exp: ‘There’ means ‘at that place’ while ‘their’ means ‘belonging to them’ hence ‘there’ should be used.

  1. (B)

Exp: ‘No sooner ……. than’ – this is a comparative sentence hence only ‘than’ is correct. Also the given words are always used in combination.

  1. (D)

Exp: ‘Quite’ – this means ‘very’ so this is correct since ‘Quiet’ means ‘not making a sound/noise’.

  1. (C)

Exp: ‘Farther’ means ‘at a greater distance’ so this is correct. The spelling has been corrected.

  1. (A)

Exp: ‘Oldest’ is never used for siblings; only ‘elder’ or ‘eldest’ is used. Here ‘eldest’ is correct.