Error Spotting test -1

There is no error in this sentence. Basically what the sentence is saying is that 'the comments made by the subject are theories and necessarily connects with the realities.' Since 'comments' is plural, the verb 'show' is correct. So option D is correct.

The Error is in Part D of the sentence. The word loosing here is wrong. There are two distinct words. One is ''lose'' and other is ''loose.''

Lose means ''become unable to find or be deprived of or cease to have or retain something.'' Loose means ''not firmly or tightly fixed in place ordetached or able to be detached.'' While lose is the opposite of find, loose is the opposite of tight. Here the correct word is 'losing.'

The Error is in Part B of the sentence. Here the verb must be placed considering ''attention'' which is singular whether it is an individual's attention or the whole world's. So the verb must be ''was'' not ''were.'' So option c is correct.

The Error is in Part C of the sentence. Mumbai Airport is a place. Therefore we can't use ''when.'' When is used for time, where is used for place. So option d is correct.

When a sentence starts with, 'if' it is either imaginative or an assumption. In such cases, we must always use ''were.'' So it should be ''If there were less.'' So option a is correct.

The error lies in part C of the sentence where the preposition 'on' after the verb 'hold' is incorrect as it conveys a different meaning. The correct preposition here would be 'down' and it should read as: 'beautiful and hold down full-time jobs'.

The error lies in part C of the sentence where the preposition 'of' is missing before the word 'whether' as when we use regardless there comes a question regardless of what? And so it should read as: 'regardless of whether the products.'

The error lies in part A of the sentence where the article 'the' before the word 'relaxation' is not required and needs to be omitted. The addition of 'the' before it unnecessary makes it specific noun which is not required. It should read as: 'Fields which requires relaxation in FDI restrictions.'

The error lies in part B of the sentence where the use of past tense for 'cross' is incorrect as it is not in parallel with 'arises'. Thus the correct form is 'when the dramatization crosses the line’

The error lies in part C of the sentence where the pronoun 'his' is missing before the noun 'willingness' which makes it incorrect. The pronoun 'his' is necessary here as it represents the correct subject about whose willingness it is spoken. It should read as: 'has shown his willingness to talk'.