SPOT THE ERROR:The price of the ticket is too expensive to Mike to fly to Europe.
Correct answer: C. To
- A. Price
- B. Too
- C. To
- D. To Fly
Explanation
Analysis: The word "to" is correctly used as part of the infinitive "to fly" to indicate the purpose or goal.Conclusion: This option is not the error.The correct option is C according to the statement.
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