Comprehension
The options given below combine to form a meaningful sentence. Identify the erroneous statement from
among the options:
among the options:
Question: 1
1. I am fully aware that
2. my wife is one of those
3. who is totaly committed
4. to the family and its wellbeing.
1. I am fully aware that
2. my wife is one of those
3. who is totaly committed
4. to the family and its wellbeing.
2. my wife is one of those
3. who is totaly committed
4. to the family and its wellbeing.
Updated On: Jul 16, 2026
- 1 is incorrect
- 2 is incorrect
- 3 is incorrect
- 4 is incorrect
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
- Option A: Part 1 is a correctly formed introductory clause.
- Option B: Part 2 correctly sets up the relative clause with no error.
- Option C: Part 3 has a misspelling of totally and a wrong singular verb where a plural verb is needed after who/those.
- Option D: Part 4 closes the sentence correctly.
The erroneous part is 3.
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Question: 2
1. He made me to wait
2. for him, while he
3. changed his coat,
4. as it was cold.
1. He made me to wait
2. for him, while he
3. changed his coat,
4. as it was cold.
2. for him, while he
3. changed his coat,
4. as it was cold.
Updated On: Aug 19, 2026
- 1 is incorrect
- 2 is incorrect
- 3 is incorrect
- 4 is incorrect
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The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
- Option A: "Make" takes a bare infinitive, so "made me to wait" is wrong; it should be "made me wait."
- Option B: Part 2 is grammatically fine.
- Option C: Part 3 is grammatically fine.
- Option D: Part 4 is grammatically fine.
The erroneous part is 1.
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