Spot the error: (a) When I was young,/ (b) I can run/ (c) faster than Mohan./ (d) No error.
(b) For past ability, 'could' is used, not 'can'.
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Spot the error: (a) When I was young,/ (b) I can run/ (c) faster than Mohan./ (d) No error.
(b) For past ability, 'could' is used, not 'can'.
(a) He dare/ (b) not to/ (c) go there./ (d) No error.
With the singular subject 'He', 'dares' should be used.
Spot the error: (a) Harish needs not/ (b) come here/ (c) as it is getting dark./ (d) No error.
(a) 'Need not' is used as a modal auxiliary (no 's').
(a) Harish needs not/ (b) come here/ (c) as it is getting dark./ (d) No error.
The modal verb 'need' is not used as 'needs' in negative constructions. 'Need not' is correct.
(a) The assassin was convicted/ (b) and ordered to/ (c) be hung./ (d) No error.
Replace 'hung' with 'hanged'. 'Hang' is used for objects, 'hanged' is used for execution.
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(a) If I leave now,/ (b) I will not be able to/ (c) return back before 9 p.m./ (d) No error.
The use of 'back' with 'return' is redundant.
(a) I wasn't/ (b) at the last meeting and/ (c) neither was you/ (d) No error.
'Were' is used with 'you', not 'was'.
(a) It is very cold here/ (b) I should bring/ (c) my woolen clothes but I didn't./ (d) No error.
Here 'should have brought' will be used for advice or action in the past.
Spot the error: (a) My brother thinks/ (b) that somebody must have dared/ (c) him steal the scooter./ (d) No error.
(c) 'Dared' is followed by 'to' infinitive (dared him to steal).
(a) During the rainy season/ (b) many rivers overflow their banks/ (c) and caused great difficulty./ (d) No error.
The second part of the sentence is in 'caused' (past tense), so 'overflow' should be 'overflowed' (past tense).
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Spot the error: (a) He was borne of poor parents,/ (b) but brought up/ (c) in an affluent family./ (d) No error.
(a) of bear (to produce offsprings) is 'born'.
Spot the error: (a) The assassin was convicted/ (b) and ordered to/ (c) be hung./ (d) No error.
(c) Use 'Hanged' in place of 'hung'. 'Hanged' means 'to suspend by the neck'.
Spot the error: (a) She would broke/ (b) a plate every day/ (c) when she came to Delhi last month./ (d) No error.
(a) 'Would' is followed by the first form of verb (break).
Spot the error: (a) We ought to/ (b) honest/ (c) in our dealings./ (d) No error.
(b) 'ought to be' honest (verb missing).
(a) If your jogging clothes/ (b) were not made of/ (c) permeable fabric you will drown/ (d) in your sweat.
This is a Second Conditional sentence (If + Past simple + ... + would + V1), so 'would' will be used instead of 'will'.
(a) Very soon/ (b) I realised/ (c) that he is at fault/ (d) No error.
The principal clause is 'realised' (in past), so the subordinate clause must also be in past (was).
(a) The capital of Yemen/ (b) is situating/ (c) 2190 metres above the sea level/ (d) No error.
Here 'is situated' (passive) will be used because the city does not locate itself.
Spot the error: (a) He remembered/ (b) that his visa/ (c) will be expired in a month/ (d) No error.
(c) 'would expire' should be used.
Spot the error: (a) He was so inquisitive/ (b) that he rose many/ (c) questions in the class ./ (d) No error.
(b) 'raised' is the correct word. 'Rose' means 'to get up'.
Spot the error: (a) He lay his luggage/ (b) aside and lay down/ (c) to rest for a while ./ (d) No error.
(a) Laid is the correct word and of 'lay'.
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