## [Identifying errors: Spot the slip-up!](/en/quiz/identifying-errors-spot-the-slip-up-eng) Identify the grammatical error in each sentence, if any. 1. Why don’t you join Eloise and I for dinner?verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 2. Lindy use to work at a restaurant, but now she works in a clothing store.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 3. As household cleaners, vinegar and baking soda are as good, if not better than, commercial brands.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 4. Your argument is all together wrong.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 5. The ship having been driven onto the rocks, the crew lowered the lifeboats and tried to reach shore.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 6. Hugo vacuums the house every weekend and Hilda cleans the bathrooms.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 7. To get in shape, stretching and weight-bearing exercises should be part of your routine.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error 8. At my workplace, they run a soup kitchen on Friday afternoons.verb form error pronoun reference error pronoun case error dangling modifier faulty comparison punctuation error spelling error no error