Select the ‘’bold’’ word/phrase of the sentence given below which contains and error. <b>By orderb> (A) of the student council, the <b>wearing ofb> (B) slacks by <b>usb> (C) girls in school <b>have been permittedb> (D). ?->(Show Answer!)

1. Select the ‘’bold’’ word/phrase of the sentence given below which contains and error. By order (A) of the student council, the wearing of (B) slacks by us (C) girls in school have been permitted (D).

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By: anil on 05 May 2019 02.42 am

"The wearing" is a singular term and has to be followed by "has been permitted"

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