Cause of error: improper collocation
On the premise of not changing the meaning of the original sentence, the words with obvious language defects are modified to make the sentence smooth, correct and more perfect. The content to be modified includes all the components of the sentence, including subject, predicate, object, attribute, adverbial and complement.
Extended data:
The causes of sentence errors in the topic are improper collocation, including improper collocation of related words; Improper collocation of attribute and head words (subject and object); Improper collocation of verbs and objects; Improper collocation of subject and predicate; Improper collocation of subject and object; Verbs and complements are not collocated properly.
For example:
1, the car is driving on the vast highway. (If the modifier does not match the headword, the word "broad" should be changed to "broad")
At five or six o'clock in the morning, tens of thousands of people stood on both sides of the street leading to the airport. ("Crowd" is a whole noun, which can no longer be limited by "tens of thousands", but "crowd" can be changed to "people")