Spot the errorI believe A) 'a' school teacher wrote B) 'a' book C) 'some' years D) 'before' with title "Friday Thank God.
Correct answer: D. 'before' with title "Friday Thank God.
- A. 'a' school teacher wrote
- B. 'a' book
- C. 'some' years
- D. 'before' with title "Friday Thank God.
Explanation
The correct form is "before with the title 'Friday Thank God'". The phrase "with title" is incorrect because it lacks the definite article "the". The correct phrase is "with the title". The other options are grammatically correct.
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