English grammar – Spot the error (choose the part with an error or “No error”). Inversion pattern: No sooner had the jeep / arrives the station / than a young police officer / jumped out of it.

Introduction / Context:Two errors hide in Segment B: (1) verb form after “had” in the “No sooner had …” construction must be past participle (“arrived”), and (2) the correct preposition is “at the station,” not “the station” without a preposition.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Inversion with “No sooner had …” is correct in A.
• Segment B wrongly uses present “arrives.”
• Travel/arrival takes “arrive at + small place” (e.g., station).

Concept / Approach:Structure: “No sooner had + subject + past participle … than + simple past …”. Therefore: “No sooner had the jeep arrived at the station than …”. Fixing B resolves both the participle requirement and the preposition of arrival.

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Final Answer:arrives the station