Select the part of the sentence which has an error in it. If the sentence is correct, select ''No Error'': (a) The front page story was about a school girl, (b) that had hurt herself, (c) while saving a child in an accident. (d) No ERROR.
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a
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B
b
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C
c
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D
d
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Solution
The correct option is B b The option that has an error, is the correct option. Option B: The error lies in part (b): 'that had hurt herself'. The word 'that' is the error. 'That' as a relative pronoun is used in defining clauses, to describe a noun by giving its identity. For e.g. 'my sister that is sick is only 9 years old.' When the clause is separated by commas ',' the clause is non-defining, i.e. it only adds extra information, without affecting the meaning and structure of the main sentence. In non-defining clauses, such as this one, 'that' cannot be used to refer to persons or things. Hence, 'that' is erroneous here. The correction is 'who had hurt herself'. Hence option B is the correct option with the error. The other parts (a) and (c) do not have any error in them. They are grammatically correct and are complete in meaning. Hence options A and C are not the right answers. Option D is incorrect because the sentence has an error (b).