Spot the error. Leo feels tiring as he has studied for long
Correct answer: B. Tiring
- A. feels
- B. Tiring
- C. Has studied
- D. Long
Explanation
Tiring" is incorrectly used here. The correct form should be "tired," which is the adjective describing Leo's state of fatigue.Correct form: "Leo feels tired as he has studied for long."Thus, this is the correct answer.
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