General English Common Errors Test 2

Common Errors Online Test

This is an online quiz to test your knowledge of Common Errors in English.
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There are 10 questions in the test.
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Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

The girls (a)/ which (b)/ won were honoured (c)/ by their friends. (d)

(a) The girls

(b) which

(c) won were honoured

(d) by their friends.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

The only bad thing about (a)/ these flowers are the (b)/ pollen which causes (c)/ allergy in many people. (d)

(a) The only bad thing about

(b) these flowers are the

(c) pollen which causes

(d) allergy in many people.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

The government has (a)/ launched many creative schemes (b)/ to make banking services (c)/ available to everyone. (d)

(a) The government has

(b) launched many creative schemes

(c) to make banking services

(d) available to everyone.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

Schools in India can be supported (a)/ either by government budgets (b)/ and (c)/ by private foundations. (d)

(a) Schools in India can be supported

(b) either by government budgets

(c) and

(d) by private foundations.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

Hardly had I (a)/ entered the airport (b)/ than I met (c)/ my cousin Tilak. (d)

(a) Hardly had I

(b) entered the airport

(c) than I met

(d) my cousin Tilak.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

It is only now, (a)/ sixty years after independence, that (b)/ India is learning how to negotiating (c)/ the competing demands of power and justice. (d)

(a) It is only now,

(b) sixty years after independence, that

(c) India is learning how to negotiating

(d) the competing demands of power and justice.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

Since universities have more (a)/ space on their campuses, they (b)/ have been asked to open fire detection control rooms (c)/ as a mandatory measure. (d)

(a) Since universities have more

(b) space on their campuses, they

(c) have been asked to open fire detection control rooms

(d) as a mandatory measure.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

The act will be passed (a)/ with a comfortable majority if all (b)/ the partisans of (c)/ her group favours it. (d)

(a) The act will be passed

(b) with a comfortable majority if all

(c) the partisans of

(d) her group favours it.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

Our present (a)/ projects are running (b)/ on schedule (c)/ and will be completely on time. (d)

(a) Our present

(b) projects are running

(c) on schedule

(d) and will be completely on time.

(e) No error

Which part of the following sentence contains a grammatical error?

The principle that (a)/ a pen is mightier (b)/ then a sword (c)/ was known to early Greeks. (d)

(a) The principle that

(b) a pen is mightier

(c) then a sword

(d) was known to early Greeks.

(e) No error

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