spot the error and rewrite the sentence it surely have been made for jim and no one else
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It surely has been made for Jim and no one else.
This is a part of the story The gift of the magi by O’Henry.
The given sentence is a wrong sentence because ‘it’ means singular and have been will not go with a singular noun.
It has been made will be the right answer, because with a singular noun, we have a singular verb matching and this makes the sentence grammatically correct.
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