Directions: The following sentence is divided divided into four parts designated as A, B, C & D. and locate errors. The errors,Read and locate the errors, if any, in any one part will be found in any one part of the sentence. If there is no error found, select option E. Do not bother about spelling or punctuation errors.

(A) In deference to her wishes (B) I introduced her (C) to my neighbour (D) who is a known singer and a musician. (E) No Error

This means “out of regard” or “respecting” her wishes. It is a correct use of the word and there is no error found. This is a simple sentence in past tense. There is no error found. We introduce people “to” each other. There is no error found. Mistake occurs in D. It should be 'who is a singer and musician'. Here, the reference is to the same individual. There is therefore, no need for article against the second noun when two nouns are joined by 'and' in the given example. There is no error