Question

Choose the incorrect part of the sentence-
I am currently living in a town which is not the best I have lived in.
a) I am currently
b) Living in a town
c) Which is not the best
d) I have lived in

Answer 1

Hint: Read the given sentence carefully. Differentiate between the parts of the speeches. Look for the tenses and for the verb as well. Check if the subject and predicate of the sentence are correct.

Complete answer:
In the given question, you have to check all the parts of the sentence and see if it is correct or not. Check the object and the core meaning of the sentence. Compare tenses, as the whole sentence should be in the same tense form. Choose the one incorrect phrase from the four given options.
Now, let us examine all the given options to find out the correct option :
Option ‘a’ is “I am currently”. This is not the correct option as this phrase is completely correct and has no errors in it. This phrase is error-free and suitable for the sentence.
Option ‘b’ is “Living in a town”. This is also not the correct option as this phrase is completely correct and has no errors in it. This phrase is error-free, and suitable for the sentence.
Option ‘c’ is “which is not the best”. This is an incorrect option as the given phrase is correct and suitable for the given sentence. So, we will eliminate this option.
Option ‘d’ is “I have lived in”. This phrase is incorrect and not suitable for the given sentence. We cannot use ‘have' and ‘lived' together.
As we have analyzed all the given options we can easily figure out the correct option. Here, the incorrect part of the sentence is – I have lived in. Hence, option ‘d’ is the correct option.

Note:
All the other options are plausible distractions. You must know how to differentiate between the tenses and verb forms.