PMDC Verified Question 54 of 82
Choose the correct sentence:
A
Work all day, my father doesn't have much time to spare.
B
Working all day, my father don't have much time to spend.
C
Working all day, my father doesn't have much time to spend.
D
Working all day, my father doesn't have much time to spent.
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Propolis Cognitive Error Autopsy

Official Correct Choice:
Option C: Working all day, my father doesn't have much time to spend.
Concept: Participial Modifiers and Subject-Verb Agreement.

Solution: Participial modifier "Working all day" modifies subject 'my father', singular verb doesn't agrees with subject, and infinitive takes base verb spend.

Why other options are incorrect:
  • Option A: Uses imperative verb 'Work' creating dangling modifier.

  • Option B: Plural verb 'don't' violates agreement.

  • Option D: Uses past participle 'spent' after 'to'.

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