SPOT THE ERROR: Why, it's not very larger than a car. I'm sure it's some kind of meteor.
Correct answer: A. Very
- A. Very
- B. Larger
- C. Than
- D. Some
Explanation
Replace "very" with "much""very" is not used to modify comparisons like "larger than"; instead, "much" should be used to indicate degree, making the correct sentence.
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