The passive traps of terrestrial butterworts consist of flat leaves covered with a greasy, sticky surface that are effective at catching crawling insects, many like flypaper traps... The passive traps of terrestrial butterworts consist of flat leaves covered with a greasy, sticky surface that are effective at catching crawling insects, many like flypaper traps flies. Identify the part with an error: A, B, C, D, or No error.
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The question is asking to identify grammatical errors in the given sentence. We need to assess parts A through D to find any mistakes or indicate that there is no error.
Answer
Part D
The error is in part D.
Answer for screen readers
The error is in part D.
More Information
The sentence structure in part D is incorrect. It should read 'much like flypaper traps flies' instead of 'many like flypaper traps flies.' The word 'much' should be used as it refers to the manner, whereas 'many' is usually used with countable nouns.
Tips
A common mistake is not matching the quantifier ('much' vs. 'many') with the noun type (uncountable vs. countable).
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