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Question
Identify the incorrect sentence/ sentences.
- I must run fast to catch up with him.
- The newly released book is enjoying a popular run.
- The doctor is on a hospital round.
- You can't run over him like that.
Select the incorrect answer using the codes given below.
Options
A and C
Only D
A, C and D
Only A
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Solution
Only D is the correct option.
Use of the phrase 'run over him' is incorrect in the given context. It should be run after.
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