Spot the error.He has never been known to put on a barber's white jacket so to work without a hat of some sort on his head.
Correct answer: C. So to work
- A. Never been known
- B. To put
- C. So to work
- D. On
Explanation
This phrase is incorrect and awkward. The correct phrase should be "so as to work" or "to work," depending on the intended meaning. It is correct option.
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