Spot the error.Where he'd gone to work, Norma remained at the table, staring into her coffee.
Correct answer: B. Work, Norma
- A. Where
- B. Work, Norma
- C. At
- D. Table, staring
Explanation
This phrase is incorrect because it is not grammatically clear. It seems to imply a conjunction between "work" and "Norma," which doesn't fit the context of the sentence. It is correct option.
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