Question
You are presented with a sentence which is divided into five parts. The part in bold is grammatically correct. Out of the remaining four parts, three are grammatically incorrect and one is error free. You have to identify the part that is grammatically correct and mark the answer accordingly. If all the parts are grammatically correct then mark 'no error' as your answer. (
- A With wild tigers slow (
- B disappearing, it has been possible that (
- C someday the only tigers left can (
- D be those hold in captivity (
- E in zoos around the world.
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