Twice, my father stopped to wipe the sweat from his eyes.
Correct answer: E. No error
- A. father stopped
- B. wipe the
- C. from
- D. his eyes
- E. No error
Explanation
The sentence given is correct and has no error. Hence, the correct option is E.
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