The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains an INCORRECTLY spelt word.
who will be obsequous and will dance to their tunes
The question asks us to find the segment within a given sentence that contains a word that is spelt incorrectly. We need to carefully read each segment and check the spelling of every word.
The sentence is provided in four segments:
Let's examine each segment one by one to check for any words that are spelt incorrectly.
Words: management, is, not, perturbed, about, appointing. All these words appear to be spelt correctly.
Words: someone, who, is, knowledgeable, but, is, more, inclined. All these words appear to be spelt correctly.
Words: towards, filling, the, position, with, a, person. All these words appear to be spelt correctly.
Words: who, will, be, obsequous, and, will, dance, to, their, tunes. Let's look closely at 'obsequous'. The correct spelling for this word, meaning excessively obedient or attentive, is 'obsequious'. Therefore, 'obsequous' is an incorrectly spelt word.
Based on our analysis, Segment 4 contains a spelling error: 'obsequous' should be 'obsequious'.
The segment "who will be obsequous and will dance to their tunes" corresponds to one of the given options.
The segment with the spelling error is Segment 4, which matches Option 4.
| Segment | Content | Spelling Check |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The management is not perturbed about appointing | All words correctly spelt. |
| 2 | someone who is knowledgeable but is more inclined | All words correctly spelt. |
| 3 | towards filling the position with a person | All words correctly spelt. |
| 4 | who will be obsequous and will dance to their tunes. | 'obsequous' is incorrectly spelt. Should be 'obsequious'. |
Thus, the segment containing the incorrectly spelt word is "who will be obsequous and will dance to their tunes".
Here are some common words that are often misspelled, similar to 'obsequious':
| Common Misspelling | Correct Spelling | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Accomodate | Accommodate | Has double 'c' and double 'm'. |
| Seperate | Separate | Has 'a' in the second syllable. |
| Definately | Definitely | Has 'i' in the second syllable. |
| recieve | receive | 'i' before 'e' except after 'c' (usually). |
| Curiosity | Curiosity | Ends with '-osity'. |
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