Spelling Online Test
Which bold word of the following sentence is misspelled or inappropriate?
When the young artist returned (a)/ to his village, his family held a festive (b)/ dinner on its lawn to celebrate his triumpant (c)/ homecoming. (d)
The correct spelling should be ‘triumphant’.
We are already (a)/ to fight (b)/ the battle (c)/ let the enemy come. (d)
It should be ‘ready’ in place of ‘already’.
The whole (a)/ time she walked with her child in her arms, the only thing (b)/ that worried (c)/ her was her son’s feature. (d)
It should be ‘here was her son’s future’.
A major (a)/ disadvantage (b)/ of this deal is that we shall have to bear (c)/ the cost (d)/ of training.
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Many people in India cherish (a)/ a desire to immigrate (b)/ to developed (c)/ countries to make a fortune. (d)
Replace ‘immigrate’ by ‘emigrate’.
His main reasoning (a)/ for applying (b)/ for this promotion is the possibility (c)/ of an overseas posting. (d)
It should be ‘reason’ in place of reasoning.
The unscrupulous (a)/ elements involved in snatching (b)/ ladies’ necklesses (c)/ have been arrested. (d)
The correct spelling is ‘necklaces’.
Although (a)/ it was the first time the King had lead (b)/ his troops to the battle, he showed (c)/ remarkable (d)/ courage.
It should be ‘led’ in place of ‘lead’.
It is not unusual (a)/ for guests of the hotel to carry (b)/ souveniers (c)/ back with them when they return (d)/ to their homes.
The correct spelling is ‘souvenirs’ which means memento, reminder, memorial, etc.
The bank’s fluctuating (a)/ performance over the prior (b)/ year has been a major (c)/ cause (d)/ for concern.
It should be “previous” in place of “prior”.
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