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Surdas is often / (a) called Milton of India but he (b) has no political ambition like Milton (c) no error (d)​

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Answered by SharadSangha
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The error in the given sentence is as follows:-

(b) has no political ambition like Milton

The corrected form is as follows:-

Surdas is often called Milton of India but he had no political ambition like Milton.

  • The tense of a sentence or a verb indicates the past, present and future.  
  • The past tense indicates something that happened earlier, and not anymore.
  • The present tense indicates something that is occurring in the current time cycle.
  • The future tense indicates something that is yet to happen.
  • These three types are again further divided into four more types:- simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous.
  • The sentence talks about someone who existed in the past, therefore the verb should also be in past tense, "had".

Answered by meghdipto1815
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Explanation:

Surdas is often called the Milton of India but he had no political ambition like Milton.

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