Question

Find out which part of the sentence has an error.

• A. Beware of
• B. A fair weather friend
• C. Who is neither a friend in a need nor a friend in deed
• D. No error

Hint:

When none of the parts contain grammatical or usage errors, go with “No error.” Don’t be misled by unfamiliar idioms—verify their correctness.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Analyze the sentence structure.
% Option (1) "Beware of" – correct phrase.
% Option (2) "A fair weather friend" – valid idiom meaning someone who is only around during good times.
% Option (3) "Who is neither a friend in a need nor a friend in deed" – follows correct parallelism and idiomatic usage.
Conclusion: No grammatical or idiomatic errors are found.