Spot the error:John may have many defects, but I consider him to the best candidate.
Correct answer: C. To
- A. May
- B. Consider
- C. To
- D. The best
Explanation
This preposition is incorrectly used in this context. The phrase should be "consider him the best candidate" without the preposition "to."
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