Question
I. Back in my salad days my friends and me used to go
dancing every Saturday night. II. It is best to give than to receive anything from anyone. III. My wife is the craziest person I know. In the question below, three statements are given which may or may not be grammatically correct. Identify the statement/ statements that is/are correct.Solution
I- The pronoun here should be ‘I’ instead of ‘me’. This is because when the pronoun is used before a verb, it should be in the nominative case. Back in my salad days my friends and I used to go dancing every Saturday night. II- Here, two things are compared- giving and receiving. So, instead of ‘best’, ‘better’ is correct. It is better to give than to receive anything from anyone.
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