The sentence below has been divided into three parts. Select the part of the sentence that has an error.
We will have to spend a few/ hours journeying down in a bus,/ which is bound to take its toll.

Correct option is D

Option (d) is correct – there is no error in the sentence.
Explanation:
· (c) "We will have to spend a few" – Correct.
· This is a grammatically accurate phrase initiating the sentence and indicating a period of time.
· (a) "hours journeying down in a bus," – Correct.
· The phrase "hours journeying down" (i.e., travelling downwards for several hours) is perfectly acceptable. The prepositional phrase "in a bus" is also grammatically correct and clearly indicates the mode of travel.
· (b) "which is bound to take its toll." – Correct.
· This relative clause correctly refers to the journey and indicates that the length or effort of the travel will have a tiring or exhausting effect. "Take its toll" is a proper idiom.
Final Sentence:
"We will have to spend a few hours journeying down in a bus, which is bound to take its toll."
This sentence is grammatically and idiomatically correct.
�� Information Booster:
· “Spend a few hours + verb+ing” is a standard time expression.
· Example: We spent a few hours watching the movie.
· “Take its toll” is an idiom meaning to have a negative effect, especially over time.
· Example: The long commute took its toll on her health.