Question
In the questions given below, four statements are given that are labelled as (
- A ,(
- B ,(
- C and (
- D , in which only one statement may be grammatically and contextually incorrect. Find out the sentence that is grammatically and contextually incorrect using the given options. If all sentences are correct, then choose ‘option E’ as your answer
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