Wrong : There are no secrets between you and she.
Right : There are no secrets between you and her.
Right : There are no secrets between you and her.
Proper usage of Pronoun.
Wrong : I and she respect their elders.
Right : She and I respect our elders.
Right : She and I respect our elders.
Proper usage of Pronoun.
Wrong : He availed of the opportunity.
Right : He availed himself of the opportunity.
Right : He availed himself of the opportunity.
Proper usage of Noun.
Wrong : Liza sold her hairs to buy a present for her brother.
Right : Liza sold her hair to buy a present for her brother.
Right : Liza sold her hair to buy a present for her brother.
Proper usage of Noun.
Wrong : Alex's bag's colour is very beautiful.
Right : The colour of Alex's bag is very beautiful.
Right : The colour of Alex's bag is very beautiful.
Proper usage of Noun.
Wrong : My group members are healthy.
Right : The members of my group are healthy.
Right : The members of my group are healthy.
Error in the usage of Prepositions
Wrong : She loves with her parents.
Right : She loves her parents.
Wrong : He is awaiting for your orders.
Right : He is awaiting your orders.
Right : She loves her parents.
Wrong : He is awaiting for your orders.
Right : He is awaiting your orders.
Proper usage of Adjectives.
Wrong : He has not bought some book.
Right : He has not bought any book.
Wrong : These all children are naughty.
Right : All these children are naughty.
Right : He has not bought any book.
Wrong : These all children are naughty.
Right : All these children are naughty.
Proper usage of Pronoun.
Wrong : Is that Alex ? Yes, it is him.
Right : Is that Alex ? Yes, it is he.
Wrong : It was her who spoke during the lecture.
Right : It was she who spoke during the lecture.
Right : Is that Alex ? Yes, it is he.
Wrong : It was her who spoke during the lecture.
Right : It was she who spoke during the lecture.
Proper usage of Verbs.
Wrong : I had visited Turkey last year.
Right : I visited Turkey last year.
Wrong : The train left before he reached the station.
Right : The train had left before he reached the station.
Right : I visited Turkey last year.
Wrong : The train left before he reached the station.
Right : The train had left before he reached the station.
Error in the usage of Noun.
Wrong : Mathematics are taught in an easy and interesting way in this school.
Right : Mathematics is taught in an easy and interesting way in this school.
Wrong : He will recite these poetries.
Right : He will recite these poems.
Right : Mathematics is taught in an easy and interesting way in this school.
Wrong : He will recite these poetries.
Right : He will recite these poems.
Singular and Plural
Brother-in-law - Brothers-in-law
Mouse - Mice
Analysis - Analyses
Criterion - Criteria
Phenomenon - Phenomena
Mouse - Mice
Analysis - Analyses
Criterion - Criteria
Phenomenon - Phenomena
Singular and Plural
Circus - Circuses
Lorry - Lorries
Cargo - Cargoes
Shelf - Shelves
Chairman - Chairmen
Lorry - Lorries
Cargo - Cargoes
Shelf - Shelves
Chairman - Chairmen
Masculine and Feminine Gender
Lord - Lady
Fox - Vixen
Bridegroom - Bride
He-goat - She- goat
Gander - Goose
Fox - Vixen
Bridegroom - Bride
He-goat - She- goat
Gander - Goose
Proper usage of In and Into
In is used to denote things at rest.
The material is in the water.
The manager is in the office.
Into is used to denote things at motion towards the inside of something.
The boy fell into the water.
They jumped into the river.
The material is in the water.
The manager is in the office.
Into is used to denote things at motion towards the inside of something.
The boy fell into the water.
They jumped into the river.
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