Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the part in which there is an error:

  1. Whatever he did,

  2. he did it

  3. at the spur of moment

  4. to defend himself.
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

The error is in part C. The correct idiom is 'at the spur of THE moment', not 'at the spur of moment'. The article 'the' is necessary in this fixed expression meaning doing something suddenly without preparation.

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