Find the grammatically incorrect part of the sentence, if any.
[A] The chairman reviewed the many details
[B] connecting with the profitability
[C] of the company and then decided that
[D] further expansion was not desirable.

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Solution

The correct option is B B
The given sentence talks about the chairman who reviewed many details associated with the profitability of the company. The correct form of the word 'connect' used to indicate 'association' is 'connected' and not 'connecting' which is the present form of the verb.
Therefore, the incorrect part of the sentence is [B] and the correct answer is option (B).

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Find the grammatically incorrect part of the sentence, if any.[A] The chairman reviewed the many details [B] connecting with the profitability [C] of the company and then decided that [D] further expansion was not desirable.

Find the grammatically incorrect part of the sentence, if any.
[A] The chairman reviewed the many details
[B] connecting with the profitability
[C] of the company and then decided that
[D] further expansion was not desirable.