Question
Each sentence given below has been divided into four Sentence A, B, C, D, one of which is erroneous. Identify the erroneous part and mark that option as your answer. I visited (
- A /Ram’s and Sita’s house (
- B / and found the couple missing (
- C / No error (
- D
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