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In the following question, there is a sentence which is divided into four parts. Choose the fragment that carries an error (if any). Ignore punctuation errors if any.

If I was in your place / I would have told / the company boss / to keep his opinions to himself.

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If I was in your place

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I would have told

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the company boss

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to keep his opinions to himself

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No Error

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The correct option is C
the company boss

the company’s boss

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