To be able to manage one's anger is a reflection of an individual's psychological maturity.
- (a)To be able to manage one's
- (b)anger is a reflection of an individual's
- (c)psychological maturity.
- (d)No error
Correct — D, No error. The sentence is correct throughout: 'one's' and 'individual's' both carry the right possessive apostrophe, and the singular verb 'is' agrees with the infinitive-phrase subject 'To be able to manage one's anger'. No segment needs correcting.
- (a)To be able to manage one's — Error-free — 'one's' correctly carries the possessive apostrophe.
- (b)anger is a reflection of an individual's — Error-free — the singular verb 'is' agrees with the subject, and 'individual's' is a correct possessive.
- (c)psychological maturity. — Error-free — a correctly formed and correctly spelt noun phrase.
This is an error-spotting item where the possessives 'one's' and 'individual's' and the singular verb after an infinitive-phrase subject are all correct — the intended answer is 'No error'.
No directly related past PYQ was found.
- practice — not a real PYQ
Spot the error: (a) To keep one's / (b) word is a sign / (c) of an individual's honesty. / (d) No error
- (a)To keep one's
- (b)word is a sign
- (c)of an individual's honesty.
- (d)No error
Answer(d) No error — the possessives and subject-verb agreement are all correct.
- practice — not a real PYQ
Choose the correct option: To learn from mistakes ___ true wisdom.
- (a)are
- (b)is
- (c)were
- (d)have been
Answer(b) is — the infinitive-phrase subject is singular and takes the singular 'is'.