The jury (A)/were divided (B)/ in their opinion. (C)/ No error (D)
Explanation:
- The jury (A): The term "jury" is used as a collective noun. It represents a group of people but can take either singular or plural verbs based on context.
- were divided (B): Here, "were" is used as a plural verb. This is correct because the sentence implies that the individual members of the jury had different opinions.
- in their opinion. (C): The phrase is correct as it implies multiple opinions, corresponding to the plural verb.
- No error (D): Since both the verb "were" and the pronoun "their" correctly align with the plural interpretation of "jury," this option denotes no grammatical error.
Correct Answer: Option:4 - d
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