Which part of the sentence contains an error? 'He don't (A) like (B) to eat (C) fish (D).'
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Part A: don't
- Step 1: The error is in part A. With a third person singular subject the auxiliary should be doesn't.
Answer
Part A: don't.
Why not the others: Part B: like, Part C: to eat and Part D: fish do not fit.
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