The lady ....... I was with is my aunt.

1) who 2) whom

Please explain.

@avik.ch said:

b has a blatant error - "making them break apart" is a verb modifier so we must be sure what is it modifying and refer the context of usage. "making" makes no sense here. Incorrect.C also is incorrect - "many an..." - it should be "many of the ....". Dont take it a standard rule that "many + article" is incorrect - but here its wrong. I would like to see the official explanation for "Why C is wrong ?" as the difference in C is more of a colloquial one. so the answer is (3)Hope this helps !!

@nikita105 said:

Choose the correct sentences:A.Large reductions in the ozone layer, which sits about 15-30 km above the Earth, take place each winter over the polar regions, especially the Antarctic, as low temperatures allow the formation of stratospheric clouds that assist chemical reactions breaking down ozone.B. Industrial chemicals containing chlorine and bromine have been blamed for thinning the layer because they attack the ozone molecules, making them to break apart.C. Many an offending chemicals have now been banned.D. It will still take several decades before these substances have disappeared from the atmosphere.(1) D (2) B&D; (3) A&D; (4) A&C;

only D

Is this sentecne correct:

The situation is worse than what it was before?

should it not have ' is worser than'?

@chanchal15 said:

"You were not curious above me in the least" Is the sentence correct? Shudnt it be curious about?

@dreamz007 said:

Directions: Identify the part having an error in the given sentence. Mark (e) if there is no error.

(a) He has had (b) an active career (c) writing poetry and (d) reporting for a newspaper.

1. (a)

2. (b)

3. (c)

4. (d)

5. (e)

@chanchal15 said:

@tanmoy87

It is a question from CAT2008 paper..and the solution states it correct

@dreamz007 said:

Directions: Identify the part having an error in the given sentence. Mark (e) if there is no error.

(a) He has had (b) an active career (c) writing poetry and (d) reporting for a newspaper.

1. (a)

2. (b)

3. (c)

4. (d)

5. (e)

@chanchal15 said:

"You were not curious above me in the least" Is the sentence correct? Shudnt it be curious about?

@kshitijsodhi said:

Students in the metropolitan school district lack math skills to such a large degree as to make it difficult to absorb them into a city economy becoming ever more dependent on information-based industries.

A lack math skills to such a large degree as to make it difficult to absorb them into a city economy becoming

B lack math skills to a large enough degree that they will be difficult to absorb into a city's economy that becomes

C lack of math skills is so large as to be difficult to absorb them into a city's economy that becomes

D are lacking so much in math skills as to be difficult to absorb into a city's economy becoming

E are so lacking in math skills that it will be difficult to absorb them into a city economy becoming

Ans - d

rather than can be followed by a noun or a verb.

instead of is always followed by a noun - "of" signifies the need of a noun as an object of a preposition.

hope this helps !!

@Highway66 said:

@ankit043 I guess this shuld clear: Normally than is used in the comparative degree, but with words like superior, inferior, senior, junior, prior, anterior 'to' is used..

P.S. saw ur post.. wanted to help for this mite get u wrong in som exam.. therefore barging in.. Happy Catting

okk buddy.....thanks for correcting me.....

@gag01 said:

@ankit043 "superior" is always followed by "to". hence ur correction is incorrect.

@betala said:

whats wrong with these sentence?

1.The road is under repair.

2.Two-third of the work is completed.

@betala said:

whats wrong with these sentence?

1.The road is under repair.

2.Two-third of the work is completed.

whats wrong with these sentence?

1.The road is under repair.

2.Two-third of the work is completed.

@OMG_CAT said:

@Israar population is not singular depends on the usage