The sentence below has been divided into three parts. Select the part of the sentence that has an error. If the sentence has no error, select the option 'No Error'.
Chasing the white stag through the/ forests, never catching it, of/ course, for it is a creature of legend.

Correct option is A

Option (a) No error is correct.
Explanation:
· The sentence is grammatically correct as a fragment or participial phrase – often used in descriptive or narrative writing.
· The participial phrase "Chasing the white stag through the forests, never catching it, of course..." is meant to be poetic or stylistic, not a complete sentence.
· There is no subject-verb agreement issue or tense error.
· Grammatical rule used: Participial phrases often begin with a verb in the -ing form and do not require a subject if functioning as modifiers or narrative stylistic elements.
· Example: "Running through the fields, laughing joyfully, she felt free."
�� Information Booster: Writers often use fragments intentionally for stylistic effect in fiction or informal writing. They are not always incorrect grammatically.