Find the part of the sentence with an error: "The job for drawing water (A) / from the village well is usually (B) / carried out by the women and young girls. (C) / No Error (D)"
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The error lies in part (A). The phrase "The job for drawing water" is grammatically incorrect. A better phrasing would be "The job of drawing water" or "The task of drawing water". "For" implies purpose, while "of" indicates possession or description. The sentence describes the job itself, not its purpose. The rest of the sentence (B, C) is grammatically correct.
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