Select the option that spots the error in the use of preposition in the given sentence.
Deepa and Seema are both good with running, but Deepa is also good at catching the ball and throwing it to the right corner in time.

Correct option is C

Option (c) contains the error. The correct preposition to use here is ‘good at running’ instead of ‘good with running.’
Explanation:
· The correct preposition ‘at’ is used with skills and activities (e.g., good at cooking, good at dancing).
· Correct sentence: Deepa and Seema are both good at running, but Deepa is also good at catching the ball and throwing it to the right corner in time.
Grammatical Rule Involved:
· Use ‘good at’ to describe someone's skill in an activity or action.