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Some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error, and the appropriate letter (A),(B),(C) is your answer. If there is no error, (D) is the answer.

$\underset{(A)}{\underline{\text{I’ve been  to a few of his lectures,/}}}$

$\underset{(B)}{\underline{\text{but understood little of/}}}$

$\underset{(C)}{\underline{\text{what he has said./}}}$

$\underset{(D)}{\underline{\text{No error}}}$

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Option C has an error.

The sentence begins in the present perfect tense – “I have been to...”

Therefore, Option C should be – “...what he has said.”

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