In the following statements one part of the sentence may have an error. find out which part of the sentence has an error and click the option corresponding to it. if the sentence is free from error, click the ‘No error’ option. Jamie Vardy has missed most (A)/ of the England’s training session on Friday (B)/ and appearing unlikely to be fit for Saturday's quarter final. (C)?

Option 3 : C

The error lies in part (C), so the correct option is 3.

The sentence is in third person, present tense telling about the Subject( in present perfect tense ) and so in part (C) the correct verb to be used is ‘appears’ and not ‘appearing’ (present continuous). Although the sentence is predicting about the future but the verb following the Subject ( Jamie Vardy ) is in present perfect tense ( has missed) and so the corresponding verb ‘ appears’ in the corresponding connecting sentence will be in simple present tense.

Correct sentence:

Jamie Vardy has missed most of the England’s training session on Friday and appears unlikely to be fit for Saturday's quarter final.