Spot The Error Part-10

The 'film' mentioned in the given sentence is not specific and we generally use the indefinite article 'a' before a non-specific noun. Hence, 'a very well directed' is the most appropriate answer.

The given sentence is a conditional sentence which has a futuristic sense so the verb used must be in the future tense(will). Hence, 'it will reflect badly' is the most appropriate answer.

'When' is used for talking about the time at which something happens or happened. The given sentence talks about the time at which Jim was on holiday. Hence, 'when he was' is the most appropriate answer.

The given sentence will have a bare infinitive (without the preposition 'to'). Hence, 'recall meeting' is the most appropriate answer.

'Taking the trouble' is grammatically the correct phrase for the given sentence. Hence, 'having' will be replaced with 'taking' & 'taking the trouble' becomes the most appropriate answer.

We will put the indefinite article 'a' before 'sin' as the sin is not-specific. Hence, 'too grave a sin' is the most appropriate answer.

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'For' refers to a specific period of time or a numerical value of time, for example for 2 years, for 4 weeks, for 3 days, etc. However, in the given question, the period of time is 6 months. Hence, 'for six months' is the most appropriate answer.

The given sentence is in the simple past tense so the verb must be used in its past form(V₂) and not in the past continuous form(was +V-ing). Hence, 'no one knew(V₂)' is the most appropriate answer.