Question
Nazi war criminals accused with (A)/participating in
the Holocaust continue (B)/to stand trial and any attempt (C)/of denial is met with punishment (D). Directions: In each of the following sentences, a sentence is divided into 4 parts (A), (B), (C) and (D). Find out the error in these parts if any. If all the parts are correct, mark (E) as your answer.Solution
Here, the preposition ‘with’ is incorrect. The preposition ‘of’ follows the verb accused. Nazi war criminals accused of participating in the Holocaust continue to stand trial and any attempt of denial is met with punishment.
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