Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect ?

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Accepted Answer

Option 3, "I ordered to him to leave the room," is grammatically incorrect because the verb "order" does not take the preposition "to" when followed by an indirect object (in this case, "him"). The correct construction would be "I ordered him to leave the room." The preposition "to" is redundant and creates an ungrammatical sentence structure.

Here's why the other options are incorrect:

*   **Option 1: I hope you are enjoying good health.** This sentence is grammatically correct. It expresses a wish for someone's well-being and uses proper verb tense and structure.

*   **Option 2: I am feeling pain in my leg.** This sentence is grammatically correct. It describes a physical sensation and uses appropriate vocabulary and grammar. While "I feel pain in my leg" is also correct, the continuous tense ("I am feeling") is acceptable in this context.

*   **Option 4: This water is good to drink.** This sentence is grammatically correct. It describes the suitability of the water for drinking and uses the infinitive phrase "to drink" correctly.