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5481. Spot the errorlqbal is so an influential poet that he is read both In Pakistan and abroad.
- A. so
- B. that
- C. both
- D. and
Explanation: so" should be replaced with "such" to properly match the comparative structure "such ... that."
Correct answer: so5482. Spot the errorNo sooner did she finish one project, she started working on the next.
- A. sooner did
- B. finish
- C. project, she
- D. on the next
Explanation: This part is incorrect because the correct phrase is "no sooner did" to express that one action happened immediately before another. The word "no" should precede "sooner" in this construction.
Correct answer: sooner did5483. Spot the errorMy first aim was to be a musician, and when I shared that with my father, so he made music with the help of a stick and my body.
- A. and
- B. when
- C. so
- D. with
Explanation: This part is incorrect. The conjunction "so" is used to indicate a result or consequence, but here it creates an incorrect relationship between the clauses. Instead, a coordinating conjunction like "and" should be used to simply connect the actions.
Correct answer: so5484. Spot the errorI don't think that weather of you should be too serious about the issue which is not urgent.
- A. weather
- B. should
- C. too serious
- D. issue which
Explanation: This is incorrect because "weather" refers to atmospheric conditions (like rain, sunshine, etc.), whereas the intended word is "whether," which is used to express doubt or introduce alternatives. In this context, "whether" is needed to introduce the clause about being serious.
Correct answer: weather5485. Spot the errorHe speaks as if he were a king of some state and also a judge of some court.
- A. speaks
- B. were
- C. and also
- D. some
Explanation: The phrase "and also" is redundant. "Also" is unnecessary because "and" already serves to connect the two clauses. Removing "also" makes the sentence clearer.
Correct answer: and also5486. Each of the plumbers and mechanics was experienced; moreover, they were not able to fix the problem.
- A. the plumbers
- B. and
- C. moreover
- D. not able
Explanation: This is incorrect. The correct term here should be "but" to show contrast. "Moreover" is used to add information rather than contrast.
Correct answer: moreover5487. Spot the errorI didn't have an any refuge than my old house which my forefathers built
- A. any
- B. my old
- C. which
- D. built
Explanation: The phrase "an any" is incorrect. It should be simply "any." The correct phrase is "I didn't have any refuge
Correct answer: any5488. Spot the errorNo one listens to him as all consider him as a fool who can never make right or apt decisions.
- A. no one
- B. as
- C. as a fool who
- D. or
Explanation: This is partially correct but redundant. The phrase "as a fool" is correct, but "who can never make right or apt decisions" is better integrated without additional "as."
Correct answer: as a fool who5489. Choose the best option:
- A. The remains of the body were thrown into the sea.
- B. The remaining of the body were thrown into the sea.
- C. The remined of the body were thrown into the sea.
- D. The remain of the body were thrown into the sea.
Explanation: "Remains" is the correct term to use when referring to the parts or pieces left over after something (or someone) has been destroyed, decayed, or removed. In this case, it refers to the body parts left after death.
Correct answer: The remains of the body were thrown into the sea.5490. Choose the best option:
- A. The police has been unable to serve a summon on him.
- B. The police have been unable to serve a summons on him.
- C. The police has been unable to serve a summons on him.
- D. The police have been unable to serve a summon on him.
Explanation: "Police" is a plural noun, so the verb should be "have" (not "has") to agree with the subject. "Summons" is the correct term for a formal order to appear in court, rather than "summon."
Correct answer: The police have been unable to serve a summons on him.