Correct option is B
Option
(b) contains an error.
Explanation: The noun
scenery is an
uncountable (non-count) noun; it does
not take a plural form (
sceneries ✗). We should use
The scenery of Ooty was wonderful or better
The scenery in Ooty was wonderful.
Grammatical rule used: Uncountable nouns (e.g.,
scenery, furniture, information, advice, luggage) do not take plural
–s and generally take a singular verb.
Example:
• The
scenery of Kashmir
is breathtaking. (✓)
• The
sceneries of Kashmir
are breathtaking. (✗)
Info booster / exceptions: When we want to express variety, we can use structures like
kinds of scenery or
beautiful scenes (countable
scene, not
scenery).