Question

15. Correct the following sentences :
(a) Mangoes you gave me were very good.
(b) He is studying English for three years.
(c) This is the gentleman whose all sons are in the army.
(d) They sat under the shade of the tree.
(e) Have you every gone to New Delhi? evel​

Answer 1

Answer:

a. mangoes you have to me were very good.

b. he has been studying english for three years.

c. this is a gentleman whose sons are in army.

d. they say under the tree.

e. have you ever been to New Delhi?

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answers are given below:

(a) The mangoes you gave me were very good.

(Article "the" has been added before "mangoes" since the sentence is referring to very specific mangoes and not any bunch of mangoes)

(b) He has been studying English for three years.

(Here, instead of present continuous, present perfect continuous tense is to be used since the sentence has mentioned a period over which the action happens).

(c) This is the gentleman whose sons are in the army.

("All" is eliminated since it is a redundant word).

(d) They sat under the shade of the tree.

(No error)

(e) Have you ever gone to New Delhi?

(Here's a spelling error where the word "every" doesn't fit in the context. Thus it is replaced by "ever". Ever means "at any time" and makes sense when placed in the sentence.)

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