Error spotting (correlative 'neither … nor' with inversion): Identify the erroneous part (A/B/C) — choose D if there is no error — 'He gave them no money / nor did help them / in any way. / No error.' Ensure correct auxiliary–subject inversion after 'nor'.

Concept/Approach: Inversion after negative adverbsAfter 'nor' (and 'neither'), the auxiliary precedes the subject: 'nor did he help …' The subject is missing in Part B.

Step-by-step correctionB: Insert subject after auxiliary: 'nor did he help them in any way.'Full corrected sentence: 'He gave them no money, nor did he help them in any way.'

Common pitfallsForgetting inversion/subject placement after 'nor/neither'.

Final AnswerB — Write 'nor did he help them …'