SPOT THE ERROR:I am going to the store tomorrow to get a cat and dog so I can walk them every day.
Correct answer: C. Dog
- A. The store
- B. A cat
- C. Dog
- D. Them
Explanation
"Dog" is incorrect. The sentence should use the indefinite article "a" before "dog" to maintain parallel structure with "cat." The correct phrase should be "to get a cat and a dog." There is an error here.The error in the sentence is the omission of the indefinite article "a" before "dog." The correct phrase should be "to get a cat and a dog" to maintain grammatical parallelism. Thus, the correct option to mark the error is C) Dog.
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