Directions
Identify the grammatically incorrect part of the following sentence and mark the corresponding alphabet as an answer.**
The boy /(A) who met you /(B) yesterday /(C) is my cousin brother. /(D)
- AOption (a)
A
- BOption (b)
B
- COption (c)
C
- DOption (d)
D
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Correct answer
D
Why this answer is correct
The correct answer is D'.
Key Points
- In the given sentence, the use of the noun 'brother' is unnecessary or superfluous.
- The word 'cousin' is used for both brother and sister, hence, it leads to confusion if the gender is not specified.
- But, in the given sentence, the gender of the cousin is already specified in the sentence as a 'boy'.
- Therefore, the use of the noun 'brother' is unnecessary and should be removed from the sentence.
Hence, the correct answer is D
Correct Sentence: The boy who met you yesterday is my cousin.