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Explanation

The error is in the phrase "Rest since one week."

Corrected phrase: It should be "rest for the past week" or "rest for a week."

The phrase "since one week" is incorrect in English.

"Since" is used to refer to a specific point in time (e.g., "since Monday"), while "for" is used to refer to a duration (e.g., "for a week").

So the correct sentence should be: "Because of the cricket tournament and organizational work, I have hardly had any rest for the past week."

Explanation

• The grammatical error in the sentence is: "are".
• The subject of the sentence is "Twenty five kilometers", which is a singular noun phrase, so the verb should be singular as well. The correct verb would be "is", not "are".
• The corrected sentence would be: "Twenty five kilometers from Hala to Hyderabad is a long distance."

Explanation

• The error is: "I and my"
• The correct phrase should be "My colleague and I" or "My colleague and I have" instead of "I and my colleague".
• This is because in English, the word "I" should always be placed last in a sentence when used with other subjects, especially when using a conjunction like "and".

Explanation

Nurses look after the patients with love and carefully. incorrect 

Nurses look after the patients with love and care. Correct 

AGM 2101 23

Explanation

After Rashid had returned to his house, he read a book.

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RY16012023

Explanation

Are there any errors in the transposed data? If so, how many? 

Explanation

 The verb "does" must agree with "She." The other options have incorrect subject-verb agreement.

Explanation

He doesn't like broccoli is the grammatically correct sentence.

The contraction "doesn't" is used with the base form of the verb "like".

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A runtime error in a program is an error that occurs while the program is running after being successfully compiled.