The chairperson will preside over tomorrow's meeting.
No error. Preside over a meeting means chair or formally direct it.
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The lengthy argument resulted in a misunderstanding about the original proposal.
No error. Here the argument caused the misunderstanding, so resulted in correctly introduces the consequence.
The misunderstanding resulted in a lengthy argument between the two departments.
No error. Result in introduces the consequence produced by something.
More than two hundred students participated in the science exhibition.
No error. Participate in is the correct verb-preposition combination.
Many people in the region suffer from seasonal allergies.
No error. Suffer from is correctly used for experiencing an illness or recurring problem.
I do not approve of treating employees in this manner.
No error. Approve of + noun/gerund means consider something acceptable or good.
The residents objected to constructing a commercial complex near the park.
No error. In object to, to is a preposition, so a gerund can follow it.
The counsellor gave me some useful advice about preparing for the interview.
No error. Advice is correctly used as an uncountable noun.
The medicine had an immediate effect on the patient's symptoms.
No error. Effect is correctly used as a noun meaning a result or consequence.
Her performance in the final interview was exceptionally impressive.
No error. The adverb exceptionally correctly modifies the adjective impressive.
The rural economy is heavily dependent on agriculture.
No error. Dependent on is the standard construction.
Only candidates with the required qualification are eligible for the post.
No error. Eligible for a post/benefit/award is standard usage.
The information provided is relevant to the investigation.
No error. Relevant to is the standard adjective-preposition combination.
His explanation is consistent with the evidence available to us.
No error. Consistent with means agreeing or corresponding with something.
All candidates should be aware of the revised examination pattern.
No error. The standard adjective-preposition combination is aware of.
This region is famous for its traditional handicrafts.
No error. Famous for correctly introduces the quality or feature for which something is known.
The department is responsible for maintaining these records.
No error. Responsible for + gerund correctly identifies a duty.
Many residents are opposed to constructing a factory near the lake.
No error. Opposed to + gerund is correct because to is a preposition here.
The candidate is capable of handling complex administrative tasks.
No error. Capable of + noun/gerund is the standard construction.
He left early for fear of missing the last train.
No error. For fear of + gerund correctly expresses an action taken to avoid an undesirable possibility.
The notice was displayed prominently in order that everyone could see it.
No error. In order that + subject + modal verb correctly expresses purpose.
You may leave early on condition that you complete the assignment first.
No error. On condition that correctly introduces the requirement that must be satisfied.
Keep a copy of the document in case the original is lost.
No error. In case correctly expresses a precaution against a possible future event.
As soon as the results are announced, candidates will be able to download their scorecards.
No error. A future time clause after as soon as correctly uses the present tense.