Identify the segment in the sentence which contains a grammatical error. The baby were not able to eat anything due to stomach ache.?

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  1. to eat
  2. due to
  3. The baby were
  4. not able

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Option 3 : The baby were

The correct answer is "The baby were"

  • The erroneous part of the sentence is 'The baby were'
  • The given sentence is an example of incorrect subject-verb agreement.
  • The plural verb 'were' does not agree with the singular subject 'baby'.
  • A singular subject of a sentence or clause requires a singular verb.
    • Example: Rishi is coming to the park.
  • We can use 'was' in the given sentence instead of were and 'aches' rather than ache.

The correct sentence is: The baby was not able to eat anything due to stomach aches.

Hence, the correct answer is option 3

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