Sentence correction (error spotting) asks which part of a sentence contains a grammatical error.
Check subject and verb agreement first: "each", "one of" and "the news" take singular verbs.
Match the tense to the time words: "yesterday" needs the simple past; "since" needs a point of time and "for" a period.
Watch double comparatives ("more taller") and words that should not be used together ("although ... but").
Some sentences are correct; do not hesitate to choose "No error".
How to practise Sentence Correction
Start with the key points, then take one Sentence Correction test without rushing. Review every explanation, note the steps you missed and repeat the topic against the clock. APTITUDE TESTER has 10 questions in 1 test for this topic.
Read the method before attempting a timed test.
Record mistakes by type: concept, calculation or time management.
Return to the hardest questions after a day and try them again.
Continue with another Verbal topic when your accuracy is steady.
With "he" the verb is "doesn't": He doesn't know the answer.
2. Find the part of the sentence that has an error. If there is no error, choose "No error". Each of the students / have submitted / the assignment / on time.
There are 10 Sentence Correction questions in 1 test. Each test has its own page that lists the questions with their answers and solutions.
How long does a Sentence Correction test take?
A test of 10 questions has a time limit of 15 minutes, which is 90 seconds a question.
Is there negative marking?
Rules vary by set. The rules screen shows the time limit, marks, any wrong-answer penalty and calculator permission before you begin. Feedback mode has no time limit or negative marking.
Can I practise Sentence Correction without a time limit?
Yes. Choose practice mode: there is no clock, and the answer and solution appear as soon as you select an option.