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Given are sets of three sentences. One, two or all the sentences may have error(s) of grammar or syntax or Standard English usage. Identify only the sentences that are incorrect.
A. Everybody spoke up in unison for their rights.
B. One has to reckon with the fact that he is ultimately responsible for his own deeds.
C. Let me tell you this is not simply possible.
A. Everybody spoke up in unison for their rights.
B. One has to reckon with the fact that he is ultimately responsible for his own deeds.
C. Let me tell you this is not simply possible.
Answer: Option E
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E
option (e)
All the sentences are incorrect. ‘Everybody’ should be followed by singular verb and not ‘their’, which is plural. Similarly, ‘One’ should be followed by the pronoun ‘one is’ and not ‘he’, (C) is awkward due to the incorrect usage of modifier ‘not’. Answer: (E)
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E
option (e)
All the sentences are incorrect. ‘Everybody’ should be followed by singular verb and not ‘their’, which is plural. Similarly, ‘One’ should be followed by the pronoun ‘one is’ and not ‘he’, (C) is awkward due to the incorrect usage of modifier ‘not’. Answer: (E)
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