Question

The given sentence has been dissected into different parts (A, B, C, D). Identify the part that indicates the error in the sentence.

The new library is A. undoubtedly well stocked and functional, B. but no one can say that C. its atmosphere is anything like D. the old library.

• A. A
• B. B
• C. C
• D. D
• E. No error

Answer 1

Answer: (E)

No error

The question wants you to choose the correct option with an error. Option A does not have an error because the adverb correctly describes the manner of the library's stocking of books. Option B does not have an error because it's a conjunction that joins two contrasting ideas. Option C does not have an error because it's a possessive adjective which talks about the atmosphere as a part of the new library which is grammatically correct. Option D does not have an error because a similarity is drawn between "the new library" and "the old library" and both these phrases are of the same grammatic form. Option E is the correct option because there is no error in the entire sentence.