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    Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains an error. The toast was raised in honour of the chairman y
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    Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains an error.

    The toast was raised in honour of the chairman yesterday at hall.

    A.

    yesterday at hall.

    B.

    raised in honour

    C.

    of the chairman

    D.

    The toast was

    Correct option is A

    Option (a) contains an error. Explanation: The phrase "yesterday at hall" is incorrect.
    In English, "at" is used with specific places, but it usually needs an article when referring to a specific place like "hall."
    The correct phrase should be "yesterday at the hall."

    Grammatical Rule Used: When referring to specific locations, articles such as "the" are used to specify a particular place.

    Example: The event will take place at the stadium, not "at stadium."

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