Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, mark (d).

The manager of the bank was busy; (a)/ so he asked them to come and see him (b)/ between two to three in the afternoon. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, mark (d).

The widely publicised manifesto (a)/ of the new party is not (b)/ much different than ours. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, mark (d).

I was taken with surprise (a)/ when I saw (b)/ the glamorous Appu Ghar. (c)/ No error (d)

Directions: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case there is no error, mark (d).

Man needs security (a)/ and leisure (b)/ of free thinking. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, mark (d).

This watch is (a)/ superior and more expensive (b)/ than that. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, mark (d).

It was apparent for everyone (a)/ present that if the patient did not receive (b)/ medical attention fast he would die. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, choose option (d).
He knows very well (a)/ what is expected from him (b)/ but he is not able to fulfil all the expectations. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, choose option (d).
My brother has (a)/ ordered for (b)/ a new book. (c)/ No error (d)

Direction: Which part of the given sentence is erroneous? In case, there is no error, choose option (d).
That Brutus, who was his trusted friend (a)/ had attacked on him (b)/ caused heart break to Julius Caesar. (c)/ No error (d)