1). Only I2). Both I and III3). Both II and III4). Both I and II – InterviewSolution

1.	1). Only I2). Both I and III3). Both II and III4). Both I and II
Answer» There are two errors in the sentence which are corrected in I and II. The FIRST error is in part 1 WHEREIN it is specifying a PARTICULAR incident so the article to be used should be ‘the’ in place of ‘a’. The second error is in part II wherein USING ‘on’ before the LARSEN C Ice Shelf in Antarctica is superfluous. The correct preposition to be used in this part of the statement should be ‘from’ as ‘on’ refers to situation occurring in that particular place but in the context the inevitable calving of a trillion-ton iceberg is been referred.

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