Question
When I get angry, (A)/to count to ten (B)/has always
prevented me (C)/from bursting out (D). Read each sentence to find out whether there is any part with grammatical error in it.ÂSolution
Here, ‘to count’ is incorrect. Instead, ‘counting’ should be used. When I get angry, counting to ten has always prevented me from bursting out.
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