Mark the part in which there is grammatical mistake:
It was my habit / whenever the weather was fine / I taking / a walk out.
A B C D
Look, / the correspondent and headmaster / of our school / are coming.
There is / plenty of places to see here/ in Chennai / which was previously called Madras.
Contrary to popular belief / during the middle ages, literary works on secular topics were /
A B
probably as numerous, / if not more numerous than, devotional writings.
C D
A
B
C
D
Whose cattle are/ they/ that are grazing / on my field?
The leader / along with his henchmen /are / arrested.
All / that I have in the world / are / yours.
If you are leaving / tomorrow / when will you return back / to Chennai?
Had I been / at your place / I would not have agreed / to his proposal.
If I / were / him / I would not go there.
