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: (d) (a) The surgeon insisted the attendants to vacate the hall before the procedure began. Rule: “insist” is followed by · insist on + noun/gerund · insist that + subject + base verb Correct structure: The surgeon insisted that the attendants vacate the hall. Analysis: “insisted + object + to + verb” is incorrect. Example: She insisted that he leave immediately. (b) He has been relocated to the southern depot since the strike ended last month. Rule: “Since” with present perfect is used for actions continuing till now. But “relocated” is a completed action. Correct structure: He was relocated to the southern depot after the strike ended last month. Analysis: Incorrect tense usage. Example: She has lived here since 2020. (c) Neither of the two pilots were available for debriefing after the flight landed. Rule: “Neither” is singular → takes singular verb Correct structure: www.freshersnow.com Neither of the two pilots was available… Analysis: “were” should be “was”. Example: Neither of the answers is correct. (d) The appellant was granted bail after furnishing the required surety bond. Rule: · Correct passive structure · “after + gerund” (furnishing) is correct · Legal context is also appropriate Analysis: Grammatically and contextually correct sentence. Example: He was released after completing the formalities. (e) All are incorrect Incorrect because sentence (d) is correct. Final takeaway: Only sentence (d) is grammatically and contextually correct.