Adjective Test-3

The error is in part (d) of the sentence. The correct sentence should be "No one can easily tell which of Rama and Sham is the smarter."The use of the definite article "the "is necessary before "smarter "to indicate that we are comparing the two individuals and determining which one of them is smarter.

Error Analysis:
The error in the sentence is in part (d) "look much nice."
Explanation:
The word "nice" is an adjective used to describe something. However, in this context, we need an adverb to describe how the school will look. The correct word to use is "nicely," which is the adverb form of "nice."
Corrected Sentence:
With a fresh coat of paint, our school can look much nicely .
Note:
It's important to use the appropriate form of the word depending on its role in the sentence (adjective or adverb). Adjectives are used to describe nouns, while adverbs are used to describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

Error Analysis:
The error in the given sentence is in part (a). The phrase "more better" is incorrect because "more" is used to compare two things, while "better" is already a comparative form of the adjective "good". Therefore, using both "more" and "better" together is redundant and grammatically incorrect.
Corrected Sentence:
It is better if one of the parents stays at home to take care of the children.
Explanation:
To correct the error in the sentence, we need to remove the word "more" from part (a) and make it simply "better". Here's the breakdown of the correction:
- A: "It is more better" - Incorrect. The word "more" should be removed.
- B: "if one of the parents" - Correct.
- C: "stays at home" - Correct.
- D: "to took after the children" - Incorrect. The correct phrase is "to take care of the children".
- E: "No error" - Incorrect. There is an error in the sentence.
Therefore, the correct answer is option (a) - "It is more better".

D is the correct option. the sentence should be –I answered the questions as best as I ‘could ’.

The correct option is B.
‘Worse ’should be replaced by ‘worst ’.

The correct option is B.
‘Really ’in place of ‘real ’.
Real is an adjective meaning genuine or essential. It can only describe nouns. Really is an adverb of emphasis or degree, used in informal speech to mean very or truly. It can only describe verbs or other adverbs.

Error Analysis:
The error in the given sentence is in part (b). Let's analyze why this part contains an error:
Explanation:
In part (b), the error lies in the use of the indefinite article "a" before the noun "body". The word "body" does not require an indefinite article in this context because it is a general reference to any body and not a specific body. The correct article to use in this case is the definite article "the", as it refers to a specific body, i.e., the body being discussed in the context.
Corrected Sentence:
The rate of metabolism of the body is comparatively lowest when it is at rest and is thus optimum for examination.
Key Takeaways:
- The indefinite article "a" should be replaced with the definite article "the" before the noun "body" to indicate a specific body being referred to.
- The corrected sentence should read: "The rate of metabolism of the body is comparatively lowest when it is at rest and is thus optimum for examination."

The correct option is C as the word talented is itself describes the speciality of a student so using word very is irrelevant .

Substitute ‘government-sponsored ’for ‘government sponsor ’.

The correct option is A.
Use ‘extensive ’in place of ‘extensively ’