Explanation

The sentence "Once upon a time a tiger was caught in a cage" is grammatically correct.

"Was caught" → correct passive form.

"In a cage" → correct preposition.

"Cage" → correctly used.

There is no error in the sentence

Explanation

We say "on the way home", not "on the way to home".

"Home" in this case is an adverb of place, so no preposition is used.

Correct sentence:

On the way home, a hay cart passed Hans.

Explanation

The word "emperors" is missing an apostrophe.

It should be emperor's court (if one emperor) or emperors' court (if multiple emperors).

Since Akbar was one emperor, the correct form is:

The emperor's court was full of musicians.

Explanation

After the verb "made" (meaning "caused to"), we use the base form (infinitive without 'to') of the verb.

So the correct sentence is:

The Mullah made the emperor laugh.

Using "laughed" is grammatically incorrect here.

Explanation

The word "hundreds" is incorrect here. When a number (four) comes before "hundred," it should be singular:

"four hundred years ago" ✅

"four hundreds years ago" ❌

Explanation

As is the error.

A possible correct version of the sentence would be:

"The weather being warm, we stayed in."

This is a type of participial phrase.

Explanation

The error is So.

The correct sentence should use a different conjunction or structure to indicate the consequence of bees making honey:

"Bees make honey, which we eat."

"Bees make honey, and we eat it."

"Bees make honey for us to eat."

"So" is used to show a direct cause and effect (e.g., "It was raining, so I took an umbrella").

Explanation

The error is Is.

The correct sentence should be: "Tell me what your hobby is."

It is an indirect question.

The correct grammatical structure requires the subject ("your hobby") to come before the verb ("is") in the embedded clause, following the standard declarative sentence word order.

Explanation

The error is Do.

The correct sentence should be: "I would like to know where you live."

This is an indirect question.

In indirect questions, the standard subject-verb word order is used after the question word ("where").

Explanation

The error is Will go.

The correct sentence should be: "If I go to bazaar, I will buy a new pair of trousers for you."

This is a type 1 conditional sentence, which expresses a real possibility in the future.

The structure requires the simple present tense in the "if" clause and the future tense in the main clause.

You do not use "will" in the "if" clause.