In the question below, few sentences have been given. Find out which of the following sentence(s) is/are incorrect.


(A) Walking through the archive, the labels guided researchers toward previously misfiled securities disclosures yesterday effectively.
(B) The compliance team reviewed contracts, verified calculations, and logged deviations within the centralized tracker yesterday.
(C) She appears to have forgotten to submit reimbursement proofs before accounts closed yesterday for reconciliation.
(D) No sooner had the briefing ended then questions erupted regarding vendor eligibility criteria for onboarding.

Correct option is B

Correct answer: (b) Both (A) and (D)
Option-wise analysis:
· (A) Incorrect. Dangling modifier: “Walking through the archive” should modify the researchers, but the grammatical subject is “the labels.” Also, adverb placement is clumsy (“yesterday effectively”). Better: “Walking through the archive, the researchers were guided by the labels toward previously misfiled securities disclosures.”
· (B) Correct. Clear parallelism (“reviewed… verified… logged”) and natural placement of “yesterday.”
· (C) Correct. “appears to have forgotten to submit… before accounts closed yesterday” is grammatical; “reimbursement proofs” is acceptable usage, and “for reconciliation” is a valid purpose phrase.
· (D) Incorrect. The correlative pair is “No sooner… than,” not “then.” Correct: “No sooner had the briefing ended than questions erupted…”