Spot the error.Asif teaches multiple classes in a spell but is considered the busiest member of the faculty.
Correct answer: A. In a spell
- A. In a spell
- B. But
- C. Considered
- D. Member of the faculty
Explanation
This phrase is not appropriate in this context. "In a spell" typically means for a short period of time or a burst of activity, but it doesn't fit well with the rest of the sentence which describes Asif as the busiest member of the faculty. It is correct option.
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