Identify the sentence with no spelling error:

  • A. Imtiaz invited me on a dinner party at restaurant.
  • B. Imtiaz invited me on a diner party at restaurant.
  • C. Imtiaz invited me on a dinner party at resturant.
  • D. Imtiaz invited me on a dinnar party at restaurent.

Explanation

Only the first option spells both dinner and restaurant correctly. A diner is a person eating or a small roadside cafe, so the second option changes the meaning as well as the spelling, and restaurant keeps its silent a in the middle, which is where the other two go wrong. Note that the sentence would normally read to a dinner party at a restaurant, but the question is testing spelling alone.

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