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Q #36
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Directions: Spot the error:

Neither does she (A) / nor her mother (B) / go by car (C) / No Error (D)

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Explanation: goes will be used. In case of co-relative conjunctions (neither….nor….)the verb is according to the subject close to the verb. Here it is ‘mother’ which should be using ‘goes’ and not ‘go’

Q #37
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Directions: Spot the error:

They had barely (A) / nothing to eat (B) / when they came to us for help (C) / No Error (D)

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Explanation: Negative words are not used with barely, hardly, scarcely etc, so nothing should be replaced by anything

Q #38
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Directions: Spot the error:

Variety (A) / is (B) / spice of life (C) / No Error (D)

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Explanation: The error-free sentence will be-“Variety is the spice of life.”

Q #39
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Directions: Spot the error:

You mustn't (A) / turn up the lights (B) / it is not yet dark (C) / No Error (D)

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Explanation: ‘mustn’t’ to be replaced with ‘needn’t’. It is used when somebody is to be told not to do something, without an order.

Q #40
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Directions: Spot the error:

We are excited (A) / about Sachin (B) / winning the tournament (C) / No Error (D)

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Explanation: ‘Sachin’s’ will be used in place of ‘Sachin’. Whenever a noun or a pronoun is followed by a gerund (verb+ing), they are used in their possessive case. Possessive Nouns- Sachin’s, Rekha’s, Dog’s etc Possessive Pronouns – my, his, her, their, our etc.