Identify the incorrect part of sentence.Rubber tubes upon which children had swing in backyards hung suspended like stopped clock pendulums in the blazing air.
Correct answer: B. Had swing in the backyards
- A. Upon which
- B. Had swing in the backyards
- C. Suspended like
- D. In the
Explanation
"Had swing" is wrong. We always use the third form of the verb with has/have/had.
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