Conditional Sentence Error Detection
CMAT 2021 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Language Comprehension
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: <u>If she will be promoted</u> (a) / <u>she will get</u> (b) / <u>a higher salary.</u> (c) / <u>No error</u> (d)
- A.
a
- B.
b
- C.
c
- D.
d
Answer
A
Explanation
In a first conditional sentence, the 'if' clause uses simple present tense, not future tense. 'If she will be promoted' should be 'If she is promoted'. Thus, part (a) contains the error.
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