Correct option is B
Option (b) contains an error.
Explanation:
The expression
"goes ten minutes behind" is incorrect in standard English. The correct expression is
"is ten minutes slow." When referring to a watch or clock, we use terms like "slow" or "fast" instead of "behind" or "ahead".
Correct sentence: I think your watch
is ten minutes slow; mine shows the correct time.
Grammatical Rule Used:
Time deviation in clocks is expressed as:
· "is five minutes fast"
· "is ten minutes slow"
Example:
Her watch
is five minutes fast.
Information Booster:
Avoid using "goes behind" or "goes ahead" with timepieces; use “fast” and “slow” instead.