Question
The mistake of selecting a wrong properties (A)/ may
give lifelong misery , (B)/as it may entangle you in (C)/legal disputes running to years, (D)/and you may loose the dream home (E). Directions: In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts namely A, B, C, D and E. In which one of the parts is given in bold and is grammatically and contextually correct. You have to identify which fragment, apart from the bold one, is correct in terms of grammar and usage. If all the parts are correct, then mark option 5, āAll are correctā as the answer.Solution
A- āpropertiesā should be changed to āpropertyā. D- the preposition ātoā is incorrect. It should be āforā. E- ālooseā should be changed to āloseā. The mistake of selecting a wrong property may give lifelong misery, as it may entangle you in legal disputes running for years, and you may lose the dream home.
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