Error Spotting (Grammar) — choose the part that contains a grammatical error. If the sentence is correct, choose ‘‘No error.’’ Complete sentence: He served the country with heart and soul but got nothing in return.

Introduction / Context:
This tests idiomatic adverbial expressions. ‘‘(With) heart and soul’’ is an idiom meaning ‘‘with complete devotion/wholeheartedly.’’

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Past simple narrative: ‘‘served’’ and ‘‘got’’ are consistent.
• Prepositional phrase ‘‘with heart and soul’’ functions adverbially.

Concept / Approach:
Both ‘‘heart and soul’’ and ‘‘with heart and soul’’ are accepted idioms. The sentence’s structure and tense sequence are sound.

Step-by-Step Check:
Verb forms are consistent (simple past).Idiom is correctly used to indicate wholehearted service.Coordinate clause with ‘‘but’’ is grammatical.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Each represents a grammatical fragment; no part requires correction.

Common Pitfalls:
Assuming ‘‘with heart and soul’’ is wrong; it is a standard variant in formal writing.

Final Answer:
No error.