Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.
Arun likes Geography more than he likes History.
आपने शायद यह सोचाWhat you probably thought'Arun likes' के तुरंत बाद कर्म आवश्यक लगा। परंतु कर्म 'Geography' अगले भाग में है, अतः यह भाग ठीक है और वाक्य में त्रुटि नहीं है।'Arun likes' looked like it needed its object immediately. But the object 'Geography' follows in the next part, so this part is fine and the sentence has no error.
आपने शायद यह सोचाWhat you probably thought'Geography more than' में 'likes' के साथ 'better' उचित लगा। परंतु पसंद के लिए 'likes … more than' शुद्ध है, अतः कोई त्रुटि नहीं है।'Geography more than' looked like it needed 'better' with 'likes'. But 'likes … more than' is correct for preference, so there is no error.
आपने शायद यह सोचाWhat you probably thought'he likes History' में 'likes' दोहराई गई और अनावश्यक प्रतीत हुई, मानो 'than History' पर्याप्त हो। परंतु पूरा उपवाक्य तुलना को स्पष्ट करता है, अतः यह शुद्ध है।'he likes History' repeats 'likes' and looked redundant, as if 'than History' were enough. But the full clause makes the comparison clear, so it is correct.
Answer और ExplanationAnswer and explanation
Answer: (D) No error
Arun likes Geography more than he likes History में अरुण की पसंद की दो चीज़ों (Geography और History) की तुलना की गई है, और दूसरे clause को पूरी तरह लिखा गया है।
Concept: than के साथ तुलना में the full clause after than अर्थ को स्पष्ट करता है।
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Arun likes Geography more than he likes History. (No error)
Segment (b) सही लगने का भ्रम देता है, परंतु यहाँ more than ही सही comparative pattern (तुलनात्मक संरचना) है।
सरल अर्थ: अरुण को History से ज़्यादा Geography पसंद है।
Arun likes Geography more than he likes History compares two things Arun likes, and the second clause is written out in full.
Concept: in a comparison with than, the full clause after than makes the meaning clear.
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Arun likes Geography more than he likes History. (No error)
Segment (b) is tempting, but more than is the correct comparative pattern here.
बाकी Options उत्तर क्यों नहीं हैंWhy the other options are not the answer
A'Arun likes' के तुरंत बाद कर्म आवश्यक लगा। परंतु कर्म 'Geography' अगले भाग में है, अतः यह भाग ठीक है और वाक्य में त्रुटि नहीं है।'Arun likes' looked like it needed its object immediately. But the object 'Geography' follows in the next part, so this part is fine and the sentence has no error.
B'Geography more than' में 'likes' के साथ 'better' उचित लगा। परंतु पसंद के लिए 'likes … more than' शुद्ध है, अतः कोई त्रुटि नहीं है।'Geography more than' looked like it needed 'better' with 'likes'. But 'likes … more than' is correct for preference, so there is no error.
C'he likes History' में 'likes' दोहराई गई और अनावश्यक प्रतीत हुई, मानो 'than History' पर्याप्त हो। परंतु पूरा उपवाक्य तुलना को स्पष्ट करता है, अतः यह शुद्ध है।'he likes History' repeats 'likes' and looked redundant, as if 'than History' were enough. But the full clause makes the comparison clear, so it is correct.
Source: CDS II 2022। Solution: Prashant Sir, Ramban।Source: CDS II 2022. Solution by Prashant Sir, from Ramban.