In the following questions, few sentences are given. Choose and mark the sentence which contains no grammatical or contextual error in it. If all the sentences are grammatically and contextually incorrect, mark "All are incorrect" option as the answer choice.

Explanation

Correct answer: (c) (a) She would rather to forfeit her claim than drag the dispute into litigation. Rule: “would rather + base verb (without ‘to’)” Correct structure: She would rather forfeit her claim than drag the dispute into litigation. Analysis: “to forfeit” is incorrect after “would rather”. Example: I would rather stay home than go out. (b) The magistrate along with his clerks were seated when the hearing resumed. Rule: Subject-verb agreement → “along with” does not change the subject Subject = “The magistrate” (singular) → verb should be “was” Correct structure: The magistrate along with his clerks was seated… Analysis: “were” is incorrect. Example: The teacher along with students was present. (c) He admitted to forging the signature on the lease agreement knowingly. Rule: “admit to + gerund (-ing form)” Analysis: Correct structure and meaning; no grammatical or contextual error. Example: She admitted to stealing the money. (d) Every one of the cadets are obligated to report at dawn for physical training. Rule: “Every one” is singular → takes singular verb Correct structure: Every one of the cadets is obligated… Analysis: “are” is incorrect. Example: Every one of the players is ready. (e) All are incorrect Incorrect because sentence (c) is correct. Final takeaway: Only sentence (c) is correct; others have clear grammatical errors.