please find the error:
1. To whom is this wallet that was found in the room yesterday?
2. A man with five children have a large family to support.
thanks... :)
1. Whose is this wallet that was found in the room yesterday?
2. A man with five children has a large family to support.
thanks :)
1. The error in the first sentence is the use of the word "is" instead of "belongs." The correct sentence should be:
"To whom does this wallet belong that was found in the room yesterday?"
2. The error in the second sentence is the subject-verb agreement. The correct sentence should be:
"A man with five children has a large family to support."
1. The error in the first sentence is a pronoun usage mistake. The correct pronoun to use in this context is "whose" instead of "whom." The correct sentence should be: "Whose wallet is this that was found in the room yesterday?"
To find the error, carefully read the sentence and identify any grammar or vocabulary mistakes. In this case, the error is the incorrect use of the pronoun "whom" instead of "whose." By understanding the rules of pronoun usage, you can determine the correct form for a given situation.
2. The error in the second sentence is a subject-verb agreement mistake. The subject "man" is singular, so the verb "have" should be changed to "has." The correct sentence should be: "A man with five children has a large family to support."
To find the error, analyze the subject and the verb, checking for proper agreement. In this case, the verb "have" does not agree with the singular subject "man." By understanding the rules of subject-verb agreement, you can correct such errors.