The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.


Tortoises inhabit all of / the world’s landmasses / except Australia / and Antarctica.

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She has given / me a book / last week / which I returned.

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I saw some / children playing happily / below the shade / of a tree.

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Mohan told to / Sagar that he / was looking / very pale.

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Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.Tagore was / a poet / as well / a patriot.

In the given sentence, identify the segment which contains a grammatical error.


The migrating labourers were served hot meals for every town or village on their way.

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More than 30 people were arresting on suspicion of terrorism offences in Jammu and Kashmir.

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As I was sitting in the back of the theatre, I couldn’t see the performance very well.

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Here into / the main campus of the hospital / comes the trained doctors / led by the Principal.

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The music / blared out / and was impossible / to have a conversation.

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Owing for / his illness, / he couldn’t achieve / his goals.

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We are all / familiar to a / use of fingerprints / in solving crimes.

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John wanted to know / if will John / come to the college / in the evening.

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People vary greatly / on the way / they appear and / in their personality traits.

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Our team leader / told us to be at the work / by 9 a.m. / the next morning.

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Despite of being / a small girl / she fought / the bull bravely.

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Jack asked his / friends to send the parcel / on his / new address.

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If he were / to climb the tree / and bring the kitty down, / the child was happy.

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The lions were being fed / by there keeper / when we arrived / at the zoo.

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I prevailed / upto him / to join / our team.

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She arrived / at / Monday morning / to attend the marriage.

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When Nancy saw the mess / the burglar was made, / she broke down / in tears.

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When I got back / to the flat, / I found that / I was locked out.

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The road was / wide and shading / by rows of / tall trees.

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I am thinking / your idea will be / really appreciated / by everyone.

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The teacher / handled the / mischief child / quite easily.

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Emma agreed / thinking of an excuse / to get Paul / out of the house.

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Everyone needs / to have a home / and to feel secured / and be wanted.

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You will not / be able to / reach on time / while you hurry.

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If I will meet / my friend today, / I shall give / him this book.

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Divya have little chance / of winning / the gold medal / this year.

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The children were / bubbling with excitement / at the thought of / seeing sea.

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My friend / never tells / a lie, / doesn’t he?

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I think / he has / settled / in United States.

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If you want to / win the race, / you need to / believe in you.

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My friend sold / all the furnitures / he had before / leaving the city.

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Mohit is expecting / a huge profit / at his / recent investment.

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I decided to / sang a song / in the interschool / song competition.

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Nature teach us / to maintain / a balance / in life.

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The Nature Channel / gives a lots of / interesting information / on wildlife.

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The young girl’s / long black hair / that reached her waist / were loosely plaited.

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The children played / merry in the park / while their parents / kept a watch.

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Ajit asked me / how could I solve / the complex puzzle / so easily.

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The players have admitted / to have done / a month’s rigorous training / before the match.

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Why do they / keep talking on / about money / all the time?

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How many / languages do / most children / in India known?

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She asked her teacher / that if she could / explain that / problem again.

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Abhiram returned back to the signal / and gave his last hundred rupee note / to the man / who had said he needed help.

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A mother has / a greatest / influence / over the children.

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Sidharth made earnest attempts / to change / for better, / but nothing happened.