A sentence is provided in the question below with a part highlighted in bold. There may be an error in the highlighted part. The erroneous phrase can be replaced with one of the given alternatives. Choose "No improvement required" as the answer response if the sentence is correct.

She picked the ripe and juicy strawberries from the vine with care.

Correct option is E

Correct Answer: (e) No improvement required
Explanation:
The original sentence is:
"She picked the ripe and juicy strawberries from the vine with care."
· The preposition "from the vine" is correct because it indicates that the strawberries were picked off the vine.
· The phrase "with care" is also correct, as it appropriately describes how the strawberries were picked.
Why the other options are incorrect:
· (a) onto the vine with care: Incorrect, as "onto" implies placing something on the vine, which doesn't match the context.
· (b) from the vine by care: Incorrect, as "by care" is not idiomatic or grammatically appropriate.
· (c) through the vine to care: Incorrect, as "through the vine" makes no sense in this context.
· (d) from the vine into care: Incorrect, as "into care" implies transferring something to a state of care, which is unrelated to the intended meaning.
The original sentence is grammatically and contextually correct, so no improvement is required.