Question
Each sentence given below has been divided into four
Sentence A, B, C, D, one of which is erroneous. Identify the erroneous part and mark that option as your answer.  He asked for (A)/ permission to go to the cinema (B)/ but his mother (C)/ did not give (D)Solution
The sentence is incomplete at the end. The verb ‘give’ requires a noun to complete the sentence and make a complete sense to understand that what did ‘his’ mother not give. The possible object of the verb ‘give’ can be ‘it’ were ‘it’ refers to the permission that ‘he’ asked ‘his’ mother.Â
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