Choose the sentence that contains an ERROR in pronoun-antecedent agreement. If neither sentence contains an error, choose "Both sentences are correct."The advisory board entered the conference room and seated themselves at the small tables.Both sentences are correct.The advisory board entered the conference room and seated itself at the small tables.

"All of the students should take __________ seats immediately upon entering the room," said the teacher.Select the pronoun that agrees with its antecedent to complete this sentence.a.)ourb.)his or herc.)yourd.)their

In the following sentence pair, choose the sentence that contains an ERROR in pronoun-antecedent agreement. If neither sentence contains an error, choose "Both sentences are correct."Radio announcers should be careful not to insert their opinions into the newscasts. An announcer on a Kansas City radio station made a remark about the president, and they were fired because of it.Radio announcers should be careful not to insert their opinions into the newscasts.Both sentences are correct.An announcer on a Kansas City radio station made a remark about the president, and they were fired because of it.

In the sentence, identify the segment which contains the grammatical error. If the sentence contains no error, then choose ‘No error’. Several dozens councillors walked out of the meeting in protest. In the sentence, identify the segment which contains the grammatical error. If the sentence contains no error, then choose ‘No error’. Several dozens councillors walked out of the meeting in protest.Several dozens councillorswalked out of the meetingin protest

Select the sentence that contains NO ERRORS in pronoun agreement.The Underground Railroad seldom operated in an organized manner; it consisted of individuals working mostly on his or her own.The Underground Railroad seldom operated in an organized manner; it consisted of individuals working mostly on his own.The Underground Railroad seldom operated in an organized manner; it consisted of individuals working mostly on their own.

Read each sentence to find out whether there is any error in it. Errors if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The alphabet number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, then the answer is no error.We all usually (A)/take vegetables (B)/and fruits. (C)/No error (D)*1 pointABCDThis carpenter is the most skilled (A)/of all other carpenters (B)/in our workshop. (C)/No error (D)*1 pointABCDThey (A)/often (B)/went(C)/fishing together. (D)/No error (E)*1 pointABCDEIf you will let me try (A)/I will make this engine go (B)/but you had better get out of the way first. (C)/ No error (D)*1 pointABCDEHarder (A)/you work (B)/, the better (C)/division you (D)/get. No error (E)*1 pointABCDEWhat to (A)/speak of shorthand, (B)/he does (C)/not know even (D)/typewriting. No error (E)*1 pointABCDEThis letter, along with (A)/these invoices and the statements (B)/of monthly sales are (C)/to be typed today (D). No error (E)*1 pointABCDEBeing a very hot day (A)/I stayed at home (B)/and prepared for my examination. (C)/No error (D)*1 pointABCDHe is one of the employees (A)/who was given a (B)/bonus and the only one of the employees (C)/who was promoted (D). No error (E)*1 pointABCDEThis was one of the reason (A)/why the industry flourished (B)/in such rich countries (C)/as Japan and Britain (D). No error (E)*1 pointABCDE