Find out which part of a sentence has an error.
(B) Hardly had i /(B) reached the airport where /(C) I learnt about /(D) the powerful bomb explosion./(E) No Error.
Find out which part of a sentence has an error.
(B) Hardly had i /(B) reached the airport where /(C) I learnt about /(D) the powerful bomb explosion./(E) No Error.
1). A
2). B
3). C
4). D
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