We all remember tales of how (A) / our grandparents’ generation crossed rivers, walked long distances (B) / and braved unsafe paths to reach schools. Sadly, a disconcertingly large number of children of this generation (C) / also faces the same grim reality. (D) / No error (E)

our grandparents’ generation crossed rivers, walked long distances

and braved unsafe paths to reach schools. Sadly, a disconcertingly large number of children of this generation

also faces the same grim reality.

We all remember tales of how (A) / our grandparents’ generation cros

1.	We all remember tales of how (A) / our grandparents’ generation crossed rivers, walked long distances (B) / and braved unsafe paths to reach schools. Sadly, a disconcertingly large number of children of this generation (C) / also faces the same grim reality. (D) / No error (E)
A.	We all remember tales of how
B.	our grandparents’ generation crossed rivers, walked long distances
C.	and braved unsafe paths to reach schools. Sadly, a disconcertingly large number of children of this generation
D.	also faces the same grim reality.
E.	No error
Answer» E. No error

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