is very eager to know (2) about their vacation dates. (3)

WORKSHEET

1. 
   Identifying errors
   

1. 
   Choose the option that best suits your understanding of the given statement. (1 mark)
   

All my students (1) are well prepared (2) for his/her assessment. (3) No Error (4)

1. 
   Definitely (1) and (2) are grammatically correct
   
2. 
   Surely (3) is not grammatically correct
   
3. 
   Surely (4) is not the answer since the statement has an error
   
4. 
   All of the above
   

2. 
   Choose the option that best suits your understanding of the given statement. (1 mark)
   

For unambiguous pronoun references (1) they need to have (2) a conspicuous antecedant. (3)

13. 
    Definitely (1) is grammatically incorrect
    
14. 
    Definitely (2) is grammatically incorrect
    
15. 
    Definitely (3) is grammatically incorrect
    
16. 
    No error
    

3. 
   Instructions for Questions from 3(I) to 3(III) (3 marks)
   

6. 
   Read the given statements
   
7. 
   Choose (a) if both the statements contain errors
   
8. 
   Choose (b) if only Statement 1 has error
   
9. 
   Choose (c) if only Statement 2 has error
   
10. 
    Choose (d) if neither Statement 1 nor Statement 2 has error
    

10. 
    Statement 1: John and Mary were going to a party tomorrow.
    

Statement 2: John and Mary were planning to party tomorrow.

a b c d

11. 
    Statement 1: Happiness is a crazy mathematics, it gets multiplied when divided.
    

Statement 2: Happiness is a crazy mathematics because it gets multiplied when divided.

a b c d

12. 
    Statement 1: Every individual is unique as he or she differs from one person to another.
    

Statement 2: Every individual is unique and they differ from one person to another.

a b c d

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