Class 10 English — The errors that come round again and again
Name the kind of mistake a faulty line contains — agreement, tense, article, preposition or word form — and then correct it.
Name: ________________________
1.Correct the error: "Please explain me the rule." Write the one word that must be added.
2.Correct the error: "I have seen him yesterday." Write the corrected word.
3.Sort each line by whether it is correct English.
Groups: Correct · Wrong
- He returned back from the city on Sunday.
- She married a doctor.
- He returned from the city on Sunday.
- She married with a doctor.
- We will discuss the matter later.
- We will discuss about the matter later.
4.Which correction is right for "He is one of the best player in the team"?
- a) one of the better player
- b) one of the best playing
- c) one of best player
- d) one of the best players
5.What kind of error is in "The scenery of the hills are beautiful"?
- a) The tense of the verb is wrong
- b) The article before the noun is wrong
- c) A plural verb has been given to a noun that cannot be counted
- d) The adjective at the end is the wrong form
6.Which line is free of error?
- a) Each of the boys has a bat.
- b) Each of the boys have bats.
- c) Each of the boy has a bat.
- d) Each of the boys have a bat.
7.What kind of error is in "She said me that she was busy"?
- a) The pronoun at the end is the wrong one
- b) The tense of the reported verb is wrong
- c) The article before the noun is missing
- d) This reporting verb cannot be followed straight away by the listener
8.Correct the error: "He is senior than me." Write the corrected word.
Answer key — Class 10 English — The errors that come round again and again
- 1. to
- 2. saw
- 3. He returned back from the city on Sunday. → Wrong; He returned from the city on Sunday. → Correct; We will discuss about the matter later. → Wrong; We will discuss the matter later. → Correct; She married with a doctor. → Wrong; She married a doctor. → Correct
- 4. d) one of the best players
- 5. c) A plural verb has been given to a noun that cannot be counted
- 6. a) Each of the boys has a bat.
- 7. d) This reporting verb cannot be followed straight away by the listener
- 8. to