Your hair is black but I see two blonde hair on your jacket!
Correct answer: D. hair
- A. hair is
- B. but
- C. two blonde
- D. hair
Explanation
he error in the sentence, according to nouns, is in option D. The correct word should be "hairs" instead of "hair."Explanation:"Hair" can be both a countable and uncountable noun. When referring to individual strands of hair, it should be pluralized to "hairs."In the sentence, "two blonde hair" should be "two blonde hairs" to indicate multiple individual strands of a different color.The corrected sentence would be: "Your hair is black, but I see two blonde hairs on your jacket."
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