Question

Spot the error in the sentence, which is divided into four parts:

"If you have faith in Almighty / everything will turn out / to be all right / no error."

• A. If you have faith in Almighty
• B. Everything will turn out
• C. To be all right
• D. No error

Hint:

Check whether "Almighty" needs the article "the" before it.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

This question is broken into parts, and we must find which part contains a grammar mistake.

• Option A, "If you have faith in Almighty": When "Almighty" is used as a noun to mean God, it must be preceded by the article "the", giving "faith in the Almighty". Without "the", this part is grammatically incomplete, so the error lies here.
• Option B, "everything will turn out": This part is a correct verb phrase in the future tense and needs no change.
• Option C, "to be all right": This is a correct infinitive phrase completing the sentence's meaning.
• Option D, "no error": Since a real mistake exists in part A, this option does not apply.

The correct choice is option A, since the missing article "the" before "Almighty" is the error.