Choose the part of the sentence which has an error:
A. If you will ever go
B. to a large city centre
C. you often realise the difficulty
D. some people have with
E. sidewalk-to-sidewalk travel
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → A
A. If you will ever go — Incorrect.
- In a conditional sentence about a general truth or a likely future, the if-clause takes the simple present, not "will": it should be "If you ever go".
Example: If it rains tomorrow, the match will be cancelled. - Correct form: If you ever go to a large city centre, you often realise the difficulty some people have with sidewalk-to-sidewalk travel.
B. to a large city centre — Correct.
C. you often realise the difficulty — Correct.
- The simple present in the main clause suits a general truth.
D. some people have with — Correct.
- One has difficulty with something.
E. sidewalk-to-sidewalk travel — Correct.