Given below are sentences with an error in each. The error is in one part of the sentence. Below each sentence are given the options containing the parts of the sentences. Choose the option which contains the error.
The labyrinthine bureaucracy of the government made it near impossible for citizens to navigate the complex web of regulations and obtain necessary permits.
‘Near’ should be replaced with ‘nearly’. We need an adverb and not a preposition. ‘Nearly’ means ‘almost’.
If K is son of X, then how is L related to P?
How is B related to D?
Who among the following is husband of R?
How is U related to X?
How is S related to Q?
How V related to T?
How is H related to T?
How is B related to M?
How is D related to W?
L is mother of E, who is sister of K. H is father of I. F is wife of H. K is son of I. How many children does I have?