Error spotting — redundancy with 'both' and 'two': Choose the erroneous part (A/B/C) — mark D if correct — 'Both of you two / can come with me / to the play tonight / No error.'

Given data

• Parts: (A) Both of you two (B) can come with me (C) to the play tonight (D) No error.

Concept/Approach: Avoiding tautology'Both' already implies two; adding 'two' is redundant. Acceptable forms: 'Both of you' or 'you two'.

Step-by-step correction1) Remove redundancy: 'Both of you two' → 'Both of you' / 'You two'.2) Final: 'Both of you can come with me to the play tonight.'

Common pitfallsDoubling quantifiers that convey the same meaning.

Final AnswerPart A is erroneous due to redundancy.