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In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts A, B, C, D and E in which two of the parts have some grammatical errors in them. You have to identify which pair among the given alternatives represents the parts that contain those errors. If none of the parts have any error, then mark option 5, i.e., ‘No error’ as your answer. She was a talented writer, but she was never quite able (

Q: Answer-In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts A, B, C, D and E in which two of the...

The phrase despite of the fact is grammatically incorrect. The correct idiom is simply despite the fact or in spite of the fact. The preposition of should not follow despite. The phrase and she felt sense of disappointment is missing the article a. In English, countable nouns things you can count book, car, sense, idea, etc. almost always need an article a, an, the or another determiner some, her, this. Sense is a countable noun. You can say a sense of humour, a sense of duty, a sense of loss. Without an article, she felt sense of disappointment sounds wrong because it treats sense like an uncountable noun like water or information, which is wrong in this usage.