Choose the part of the sentence that has error :
she does not : a
resemble to : b
either of : c
her parents : d

Question

Accepted Answer

Explanation:

1. **Justification for Option 2 (b) as the Correct Answer:**
   - The phrase "resemble to" is incorrect because the verb "resemble" does not require a preposition. In English, "resemble" is a transitive verb that directly takes an object without the need for "to." Therefore, the correct phrase should be "resemble either of her parents" without the preposition "to." This is why Option 2 is identified as the part of the sentence containing the error.

2. **Explanation of Why the Other Options are Incorrect:**
   - **Option 1 (a):** The phrase "she does not" is grammatically correct. It is a proper way to start a negative sentence in English, using the auxiliary verb "does" with "not" to indicate negation. There is no error in this part of the sentence.
   - **Option 3 (c):** The phrase "either of" is correctly used here. It is appropriate to use "either of" when referring to one of two people or things. In this context, it correctly sets up the comparison to "her parents," indicating one of the two parents. Thus, there is no error in this part of the sentence.
   - **Option 4 (d):** The phrase "her parents" is grammatically correct. It is a proper noun phrase referring to the parents of the subject "she." There is no grammatical error in this part of the sentence.

In conclusion, the error in the sentence lies in Option 2, where the incorrect use of the preposition "to" with the verb "resemble" is identified. The other parts of the sentence are grammatically correct, supporting the conclusion that Option 2 is the correct answer.