The following sentence is divided into 4 parts Among them one or more parts may have a grammatical o...........

English ( Master) Error correction

The following sentence is divided into 4 parts. Among them, one or more parts may have a grammatical or contextual error. Kindly choose, from the given options, the set of parts that do not have an error and are grammatically and contextually correct.

Since I was the head of the team (A) / at that time everybody emphasized on me (B) / going with them though (C) / I would never have preferred to gone there. (D)

A and D

B and C

A and C

Other than the given combinations

No error

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Explanation:

Correct answer is (c). The error lies in fragment B of the sentence. If a gerund is preceded by a pronoun, it is grammatically correct that the pronoun should be used in the possessive case only. Here, me going is not the correct usage since the pronoun is used in the objective case and it should be my going in this part of the sentence.
Another error lies in fragment D of the sentence where present participle form of the verb is used after the infinitive to. Only present indefinite tense should be used after the infinitive. Hence, to gone is not correct here. There is no error in the other parts of the sentence and hence, no correction will be required to be carried out for those parts of the sentence.