Explanation

The word abundant is an adjective, but the sentence needs a noun → abundance.

So the correct sentence should be: “They have an abundance of wealth.”

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The phrase should be “at some distance from his village,” not “at his village.”

So the second ‘At’ is the incorrect part.

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Its is incorrectly used here; it should be “It’s” (contraction of “It is”).

The correct sentence is “It’s the beginning of the month.”

Explanation

The sentence is missing a conjunction or comma between actions.

Hurried alone is incorrect here; it should be “They hurriedly gulped up their tea”.

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The correct proverb is “Look before you leap”, not “leaping.”

Leaping is grammatically incorrect in this context and should be “leap”.

Explanation

Far from perfection is commonly used, but here the sentence implies “perfect” is more appropriate in context.

The word perfection is considered the error in form; it should be perfect.

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The phrase far from order is grammatically incorrect.

It should be “The meter is out of order”, so “far from” is the error.

Explanation

The word “nobody” is incorrectly used; the correct word is “somebody” to convey meaning properly.

Correct sentence:

"He thinks he really is somebody in that large expensive comfortable car."

Explanation

When using the superlative “tallest”, we use “of” instead of “than”.

Correct sentence:

"She is the tallest of all the girls in the family."