Choose the option that has an error in the sentence. How important is non-verbal communication, such as facial expressions and gestures, when speaking?
No correction required
This is an error-spotting task: read each segment and check grammar, punctuation and agreement; if all are correct, the answer is that no correction is required.
Segment 1, 'How important is non-verbal communication,' is a well-formed question opening; 'communication' is a singular uncountable noun, so the singular verb 'is' agrees correctly.
Segment 2, 'such as facial expressions and gestures,' is a parenthetical list introduced by 'such as' and correctly fenced by commas on both sides.
Segment 3, 'when speaking?' is a reduced adverbial clause ('when [one is] speaking') that fits the main clause and ends the interrogative with a question mark.
There is no subject-verb, tense, article or preposition fault anywhere, and the sentence reads as a complete, grammatical question.
Because every part is already correct, changing any segment would introduce an error rather than remove one.
Therefore the right choice is No correction required.
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