Give adjective forms wisdom attention

The answer is as follows:

The crops are dying; it must not have rained.

• In the given sentence, we need to correct the grammatical error in the sentence.

• From the first part of the sentence, we can see that the sentence is in the present tense. 'Are dying' is in the present continuous tense, which shows that the crops are dying in the present time.

• However, in the next part, the past perfect tense 'had' is used. This is the error that needs to be changed.

• The subject of the second half of the sentence is 'it.' It is a singular subject. Hence the sentence should take a singular present perfect tense. However, 'must' is given and should take a plural verb. 'Have' is the plural tense. Thus, it has been used in the sentence.

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THE CORRECT IS:

The crops are dying; it must not have rained.

• It is necessary to fix the grammatical error in the supplied statement.
• We can tell that the statement is in the present tense by looking at the first section of it. The verb "are dying" is in the present continuous tense, indicating that the crops are currently dying.
• However, the past perfect tense "had" is used in the following section. The error that has to be corrected is this one.
• It is a singular subject and is used as the subject of the second half of the sentence. Therefore, the present perfect singular tense should be used in the sentence. However, the word "must" is present and requires a plural verb. The plural tense is "have." Hence, it has been used in the sentence.

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Error Correction Have you ever learn from a mistake you have made?

E.g. learn

learnt Many #shouldn’t# admit doing so. For those who do,. a) @wouldn't@

there was no need for guilt. We often #make# mistakes b) @made@

while taking #risks#, but all brush them aside and learn. c) @risk @

With that, they usually don’t make mistakes the next time.​

Replace words between # with words between @

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Rectification of errors refers to finding out the errors in a sentence.

• Rectification involves finding the incorrect words in a sentence or a paragraph and substituting them with the correct terms.
• The correct passage is -

Have you ever learnt from a mistake you have made?  

Many won’t admit doing so. For those who do, a) shouldn’t - won’t

there is no need for guilt. We often make mistakes b) was -  is

while taking risks, but some brush them aside and learn. c) all - some

With that, they usually don’t make mistakes the next time.

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75 paise = 75/100 rupees = 3/4 of 1 Rupee. Hence, 3/4 is the answer in the fraction, 75% is answer in percentage and 0.75 is the answer in decimals.

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The polyatomic ion in magnesium carbonate is carbonate ion.

• An ion is called polyatomic if it has more than one atom present in it.
• The given compound is magnesium carbonate.
• Magnesium carbonate dissociate to form positive and negative radicals.
• The dissociation is as follows:[tex]\[MgC{{O}_{3}} ------- > M{{g}^{2+}}+CO_{3}^{2-}\][/tex]
• Here dipositive magnesium ion and dinegative carbonate ion is formed as the radicals.
• The carbonate ion formed is the polyatomic ion in magnesium carbonate.