Spotting Error : 9

1.the receptionist asked me(1)who do I want(2)to meet (3)in the office(4)N.E

2.Most of the FDI is coming (1)into India on the assumption that there will be(2) a workforce able (3)to take them into the next generation.(4)N.E

3.We are committed (1)to withdraw(2) our troops(3) by the end of the year(4)N.E

Spotting Error- 8

Find out the error, .  lf there is no error,  the answer is(5).

1.The majority vote by(1) Britons to leave(2) the Eu-ropean Union was(3) an act of raw democracy.(4)N.E(5)

2.The most effective propagandists(1) of the“European ideal” (2)have not (3)been the far right(4)N.E(5)

Spotting Error- 7

 Find out the error, .  lf there is no error,  the answer is(5).  

1. Having acquired some experience(1)/  she is no longer(2)/  one of  those who believes(3)/  every explanation she is given.(4)  no error(5)

2.Reducing the emissions(1) amidst growing (2)energy demand is a big challenges(3) that India face(4)N.E(5)

Spotting Error-6

Directions (1-10): In the following questions, All/some of the sentences have errors. Find out which part of a sentence has an error. The number of that part is the answer.

Q1. The number of students (a)/ competing in the event (b)/ has been fallen (c)/ because of want of incentive. (d)/ No error (e)

A practice set of errors special SBI PO

Read  each  sentence  to  find  out whether  there  is  any  grammatical  or  idiomatic  error  in  it. The  error,  if  any,  will  be  in  one  part  of  the  sentence.  The number  of  that  part  is  the  answer.  If  there  is  'No  error', the  answer  is  (5).  (Ignore  errors of  punctuation,  if  any

1.In the first two months of this fiscal(1) tractor sales has been waiting(2) for the monsoon to really arrive at a firm conclusion(3) about growth prospects for the current year(4) No error(5)  

2.To portray what a fairness cream(1) does without any sort of comparison(2) or visual(3) references  are very difficult. (4)NE.(5)

3.  The woman that had(1) kidnapped a child has now(2)  been apprehended and is being(3) held in the city's jail(4)N.E(5)

4.The Governor has no (1)authority  resolve  (2)disputes within (3)a political party(4)N.E(5)


5.Mr. Tuki may now struggle to (1) demonstrate  his majority as(2) 14 MLAs disqualified under his regime has been reinstated (3)by  a recent judgment of  the Gauhati High Court(4)N.E(5)

6.The PDP has since been(1) silenced and the so-called (2)guiding document has been (3)cast to the winds(4)N.E(5)

7.The seeds of  a new indigenous(1) insurgency were  sown by  the hasty(2) manner in which Afzal Guru hanged in(3) 2013  during the Congress-led UPA regime(4)N.E(5)

8.A society that was(1) exhausted by  violence (2)and gun culture have(3) suddenly started justifying it.(4)N.E(5)

9.Having cleverly hemmed  in the Muftis,(1) BJP strategists seem to  believe that they have(2)  finally wins the battle of(3) wits in Kashmir which they may well have.(4)N.E(5)

10. we  should respect their human (1)and political rights and not (2)to snatch away what  the country’s Constitution (3)guarantees in Article 370(4)N.E(5)