Question
In the question given below, a sentence is divided into five parts. There is/are error(s) in one part or some parts of the sentence. Find out the part(s) with error(s) and choose the option accordingly. Over the last 10 years, farm families have told us (
- A / that public insurance options, making insurance easier (
- B / for self-employed people to access, universal health insurance, (
- C / and affordable rural childcare would help (
- D / them growing better food and stronger businesses. (
- E
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