Question
Below are three sentences (
- I , (I
- I , and (II
- I . One or more of them may contain a grammatical or usage error. Choose the option that identifies which sentence(s) are error-free. I. Neither the lead doctor nor his assistants was present during the emergency. II. Scarcely had the museum opened than hundreds of visitors entered the hall. III. Ensure that all clinical trial data is stored on the secure server.
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