The error in the sentence lies in the phrase "are correct." The subject in this sentence is "Neither," which is singular. Therefore, the correct verb form should also be singular to maintain subject-verb agreement. The correct verb to use is "is." Hence, the sentence should read: "Neither of the answers is correct in this question." Here are the key steps to identify and correct the error:
- Identify the subject of the sentence: "Neither."
- Determine the number of the subject: "Neither" is singular.
- Ensure the verb matches the singular subject: Use "is" instead of "are."
- Correct sentence: "Neither of the answers is correct in this question."