Question
In the following question, there are four sentences.
Identify the sentence that is incorrect in terms of grammar and usage (including spelling and logical consistency). Then, choose the most appropriate option. If all the sentences are correct then choose (e) ‘No Error’ as your answer. A. Can you put your things in the upstairs room B. Hundreds of people went to the village festival and all seemed to enjoy themselfs very much. C. A large saucepan is what we need for making jam, but I don’t have one. D. They’re too young to have a holiday so far away from home. E. No ErrorSolution
Sentence B contains a spelling and agreement error. “themselfs” is incorrect. The correct reflexive pronoun is themselves . All other sentences are grammatically and logically sound.
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Change the given sentence into indirect form.
They said, “hurrah! we have won the match’.
