[amp_mcq option1=”The warden” option2=”forbade the student” option3=”from leaving the hostel” option4=”No error” correct=”option4″]
The correct answer is D. No error.
The sentence “The warden forbade the student from leaving the hostel” is grammatically correct. The word “forbade” is a verb that means “to order someone not to do something.” The word “student” is a noun that refers to a person who is enrolled in a school. The word “from” is a preposition that indicates that the student is not allowed to leave the hostel. The word “leaving” is a verb that means “to go away from a place.” The word “hostel” is a noun that refers to a building where students live.
The sentence is grammatically correct because it follows the rules of English grammar. The word order is correct, and the verbs agree with the subjects. The sentence also makes sense, and it is clear what the writer is trying to say.
The other options are incorrect because they contain grammatical errors. Option A is incorrect because the word “the” is not necessary before the word “warden.” Option B is incorrect because the word “forbade” is not a verb. Option C is incorrect because the word “from” is not a preposition.