Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
He will be arrived (1) / at the airport (2) / before we reach there. (3) / Don't worry(4).
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Correct Answer
He will be arrived (1)
Explanation
The error is located in part (1) of the sentence due to an incorrect tense formation.
The sentence describes an action that will be fully completed before another specific point in the future ("before we reach there"). This timeline requires the Future Perfect Tense, not a passive or continuous structure.
The formula for the Future Perfect Tense is will have + third form of the verb (V3). Therefore, "will be arrived" is grammatically incorrect and must be changed to "will have arrived".
The correct sentence should read: He will have arrived at the airport before we reach there.
Key Points
The timeline formula for these types of future conditional sentences is Future Perfect (will have + V3) + Before + Simple Present (reach).
Using "will be arrived" wrongly creates a passive voice structure for an active, intransitive verb, which is a common error pattern tested in competitive exams.