Identify the sentence/s in which the highlighted words have been used correctly in the context
1. The issue of human rights is immanent in the constitution of most countries.
2. They invited an imminent person as the chief guest for the event.

Correct option is B

· Explanation:
· Sentence 1: The use of "immanent" is incorrect in this context. The correct term should be "implicit" or "embedded" in this context, which means something that is inherent or existing within.
· Grammatical Rule: "Immanent" refers to something that is inherent or inherent within something, while the context likely requires a word that conveys presence or inclusion.
· Sentence 2: The use of "imminent" is correct. "Imminent" means something that is about to happen or likely to occur soon.
· Grammatical Rule: "Imminent" is an adjective describing something that is impending or unavoidable.
· Conclusion: Since only the second sentence uses the word correctly, the correct answer is 2 only.