Correct Answer : to job
Correct Answer : have no soft corner
The collective nouns such as the upper caste, the middle class, etc., are treated as singular. So, replace 'have' with 'has' in the second part of this sentence, e.g., the upper caste has no soft corner.
Correct Answer : player have
'More than one' in a sentence is always followed by a singular noun and singular verb. So, replace 'have' with 'has' in the second part of the sentence.
Correct Answer : is equally successful as
'Equally and 'successful as' are not used together. So, remove 'equally' from the second part of the sentence and replace it with 'as', e.g., is as successful as our previous project.
Correct Answer : by all
'By all' and "universally" are not used together in a sentence as they both have the same meaning. So, remove 'by all' from this sentence.
Correct Answer : Peter is very senior
Correct Answer : Ricky's and Maria's house
If two nouns are closely related, an apostrophe is used with the tailing noun. So, replace the second part of the sentence with 'Ricky and Maria's house'.
Correct Answer : a dozen of copies
Replace 'a dozen of copies' with 'a dozen copies' or 'dozens of copies'.
Correct Answer : because it was
'Because' is used for the strongest cause and 'as' or 'for' is used to show the weakest cause. Rain is not a big cause for not going to the office. So, replace 'because' with 'as' in this sentence, e.g., as it was raining.
Correct Answer : if Sandy has
'whether' is followed by 'or', so replace 'if' with 'whether', e.g., whether Sandy has passed the exam or not.
