Test: Error Correction & Omissions - Class 6 MCQ

Errors in word choice are considered usage errors, not grammar errors.

Omissions involve leaving out necessary words, causing the sentence to be ungrammatical or incomplete.

Proofreading involves checking one's work for errors before submitting it.

Omissions can be caused by carelessness, lack of knowledge, or typing errors.

A sentence with a grammatical error is considered incorrect and may lead to misunderstandings.

The sentence "He plays football and he is a good student" does not contain any errors.
 

Punctuation errors commonly involve commas, apostrophes, and quotation marks.

The error in this sentence is the incorrect use of the apostrophe in "it's" instead of "its."

To correct grammar errors, one should read more, practice writing, and learn grammar rules.

Subject-verb agreement errors occur when the subject and verb do not agree in number.

The sentence is missing the verb 'is' to be grammatically correct: "She is going to the store."

Missing articles are examples of omissions, as they are necessary for the sentence to be grammatically correct.

Reading more English books can help improve grammar and vocabulary.

Proofreading involves checking one's work for errors before submitting it.

Errors in word choice can result from misusing homophones or synonyms.