Did you feel out of sort the other day.what is error in this sentence?
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Actally there is no error in this sentence. This is an Idiom - Out of sort , which means :
Slightly unwell or upset.
Slightly unwell or upset.
Vardhan2006:
yeh
how can this be possible
I have read these idioms many times
wait.... Let me check on internet
ok
i have checked on internet. But there is no error in the sentence
from which site i can check the error can u say the site
u just type the sentence in the Google and type is there any error the results will some
come
Ok thnx
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Answer :
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'be out of sorts' as 'to be slightly ill or slightly unhappy.'
The given sentence 'Did you feel out of sort the other day.' contains two errors.
The first error is that 'out of sorts' should be used in place of 'out of sort.' The second error is that the given sentence is a question but it is not followed by a question mark.
So, the correct sentence is :
Did you feel out of sorts the other day ?
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