In the question given below, two phrases in a sentence are highlighted which may or may not be correctly used. From the given choices choose the correct one(s) and mark the answer accordingly. India’s aspiration to becoming an economically developed nation by 2047 is intertwined by the goal of having a healthy and productive population.
i. aspiration to become an, is intertwined with the goal of having
ii. aspiration to becoming a, is intertwined by the goal of having
iii. aspiration to becoming an, is interwined with the goal of having

In 1st part, the phrase 'aspiration to becoming' is incorrect. The correct form is "aspiration to become" rather than "aspiration to becoming." The phrase "aspiration to" is typically followed by the base form of the verb (infinitive) without "to." Therefore, "aspiration to become" is appropriate. In the 2nd part, the correct preposition to use with "intertwined" is "with," not "by." Therefore, "is intertwined with" is appropriate. Among the given options, only option (i) makes both corrections: Option (i): "aspiration to become an, is intertwined with the goal of having" Therefore, the correct answer is Only I.