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A positive environment leads to great employee satisfaction whereas negative one mars employee performance.

  1. leads to great employee satisfaction whereas negative
  2. leads to greater employee satisfaction whereas negative
  3. leads to greatest employee satisfaction whereas negative
  4. leads to grater employee satisfaction whereas negative
  5. leads to be great employee satisfaction whereas negative

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

This sentence has an error in the use of adjective form. When referring to a quality of something the comparative form of the adjective is used as it is (greater) in the option B. other options use positive form (great) or superlative (greatest), or some other forms of adjective 'great', which is inappropriate. Option D uses a different noun (grate) that is inappropriate; hence, option B is the correct answer.



Open communication lines between the employer and employee is equally important.

  1. lines between the employer and employee is equally
  2. lines between the employer and employee was equally
  3. lines between the employer and employee has equally
  4. lines between the employer and employee are equally
  5. lines between the employer and employee have equally

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

This sentence has an error in the subject-verb agreement. When there is a plural noun as a subject, a plural form of the verb should be used as it is in the option D (are). The other options use either singular verb or an inappropriate auxiliary verb (is/was/ has). Option E uses a main verb (have) that is inappropriate. Option D is the correct answer.



The management should identify the factors that motivated employees to come for work and help them in achieving their goals.

  1. that motivated employees to come for
  2. that motivating employees to come for
  3. that motivate employees to come for
  4. that to motivate employees to come for
  5. that will motivate employees to come for

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

This sentence has an error in the use of subject-verb agreement. The sentence starts with a tone of command and one of the subordinate verb (help) appears in the present tense so the preceding verb must also needs to be in the same tense (motivate) as it is in the option C. the other options are all using inappropriate forms of the verb (motivated - past tense/ motivating - gerund/ to motivate - infinitive verb/ will motivate - future tense). Option C is the correct answer.



The first priority of any organization should be to make employees happy and customer satisfaction naturally follow.

  1. customer satisfaction naturally follow.
  2. customer satisfaction will naturally follow.
  3. customer satisfaction is naturally follow.
  4. customer satisfaction are naturally follow.
  5. customer satisfaction to naturally follow

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

This sentence has an error in the subordinate verb (follow), which needs to be either future tense or a present tense singular verb, if it has to become correct. Option A uses a plural verb (follow) in the place of a singular verb. Options C and D use inappropriate auxiliary verbs those to be used in a continuous tense (is/ are naturally follow). Option E uses a preposition (to) in the place of an auxiliary verb. Option B uses an auxiliary verb (will naturally follow) that is used for a future tense, which is more appropriate to the sentence; hence option B is the correct answer.






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