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Section 4 of 4
Revisit
Question # 5
The following question consists of a sentence that is either partly or entirely underlined and ma
or may not have a grammatical error. Below each sentence are four versions of the underlined
part of the sentence. Choose the option that correctly rephrases the underlined part of the give
sentence. Mark the answer as 'No Error' if there is no error in the underlined part.
"Class, please solve the questions, without discussing with each other", said the teacher.​

Answer 1

"Class, please solve the questions, without discussing with one another", said the teacher.​

Explanation:

• We have to find out the error in the sentence given and correct it.
• In sentence we see that the teacher is talking to the entire class. So it means that there are many students.
• If there are many people, then when we talk about doing something themselves, we have to use 'one another'.
• Even if it more than two people in the group, then we should use 'one another'.
• If there are two people involved in doing something, then we can use 'each other'. (Eg): "Ram and Sam, do not discuss with each other while doing the homework", said the tutor.
• So the correct answer will be: "Class, please solve the questions, without discussing with one another", said the teacher.​

Answer 2

Answer:

We have to find a grammatical error in the sentence if any the sentence is The teacher instructed the class to answer the questions without talking to one another.

Explanation:

We must identify the fault in the given statement and fix it. We can tell that the teacher is speaking to the entire class in this statement. It follows that there are a lot of students. When talking about multiple persons working together to complete a task, the pronoun "one another" must be used. Even if there are more than two individuals present, we should still use "one another." Each other can be used if two people are engaged in a given activity. (For instance): The tutor warned Ram and Shyam not to talk to each other while working on their schoolwork. The teacher instructed the class to answer the questions without speaking to one another, which is the correct response.

Prescriptive grammar uses the word "grammatical error" to refer to any instance of incorrect, unusual, or contentious usage, such as an improper verb tense or an improperly placed modifier. also known as a use mistake.

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