Correct option is D
The segment of the sentence that contains a grammatical error is option
(d) on a factory
Explanation:
· The correct preposition to use here is "in," not "on." The phrase should be "in a factory," as the preposition "in" is typically used when referring to working inside a building or place.
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Corrected Sentence:
"His family lives in Bihar, but he works in a factory in Mumbai."
Grammatical Rule Involved:
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Prepositions of Place:
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"In": Used to describe being inside a place, such as a building, room, or enclosed area.
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Correct Example: "She works in a hospital."
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"On": Used to describe being on a surface or at a location, like "on a table" or "on a street," but not typically used for buildings or workplaces.