Persistent Error Identification Quiz-1

Answer - it’s the hottest month of June;

The sentence should either use hottest month of the year or hottest day of June.

The reference to hottest month of June is incorrect.

Answer -that players can easily

The specificity of the noun is in error. Since the mentor is directed his command towards a specific group of people - the players, we need to use the definite article 'the' before the players.

Answer - such a state as

While trying to describe the state or condition of the noun in a sentence, we do not use the conjunction 'as' but 'that'

As describes a process or course of action while that represents the impact. here the negotiations have an impact on the actions of the management and leaders.

Answer - Samsung have been launched many washing machines latest

From the sentence given above, we can say that there can be two possibilities -

either we can use ;have been launching' showing that the brands are in the phase of launching multiple advancements OR we can use have launched, showing that they have already launched.

However, since the sentence specifies the updates and advancements, we see that that the companies have already done the launch. in this sense, we use 'have launched' and eliminate the verb 'been'.

Since the subject used over is Cameramen but the verb used in the sentence seems to be 'is', we can either change the noun or the verb. In both the sense, part A of the sentence has the error.

Cameramen are spotted or Cameraman is spotted.

Answer - better for they never spoke to each other.

For the second clause of the sentence, it is easy to notice that the action in the latter half of the clause is the first action that leads to the impact in the first half of the second clause.

Meaning - would have been better is the impact, however the action that can make things better is not talking to each other.

So this impact comes with a condition, and in any conditional sentence, we use 'if' to relate the action and the impact and not 'for'

Hence we use 'if' in place of 'for' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Answer - sponges that soaks in practically

The subject verb agreement is in question here. The subjects of the sentence are babies and young children which means it's a plural subject joined by the conjunction 'and'. So we need a plural verb.

instead of suing 'soaks' which is a singular verb, we use 'soak' .

Answer -  for every men.

According to the rule of grammar, the noun 'every' is always used to denote singularity of a subject. So whenever it is used before a noun, we tale the noun to be singular. Here, 'men' is plural and should instead take 'man'.

Answer - if only one remembered to turn on the light was

The sentence given above is a statement or a philosophical statement given out by a personality. Any statement that perceives to be true even in today's time is always written in a present tense form. So the term 'remembered' used here is in incorrect tense. Instead of remembered, we should use 'remembers'.

Answer:

The use of verb 'does' in a sentence shows that the subject is singular. Following this, the rule states that whever 'does' is used, the verb used after it should be in plural tense and not singular, even when the subject is singular.

So it will be understand and not understands.