Q. Find The Error
The King Juan Carlos (a) of Spain arrived in London (b) today For a three-day visit.(c)no error (d)
✅ Correct Answer: (D)
D
Explanation:
The sentence is:
The King Juan Carlos (A) / of Spain arrived in London (B) / today for a three-day visit. (C) / No error (D)
There is no grammatical error in the sentence.
- "King Juan Carlos of Spain" is correct.
- "arrived in London" is correct.
- "today for a three-day visit" is also correct ("three-day" is correctly hyphenated as a compound adjective).
✅ Correct Answer: (D) No error
Explanation by: Jyoti
The sentence is:
The King Juan Carlos (A) / of Spain arrived in London (B) / today for a three-day visit. (C) / No error (D)
There is no grammatical error in the sentence.
- "King Juan Carlos of Spain" is correct.
- "arrived in London" is correct.
- "today for a three-day visit" is also correct ("three-day" is correctly hyphenated as a compound adjective).
✅ Correct Answer: (D) No error