39th Error Para

One day he invited me to his house for a meal. (22) His wife was horrified at the idea of a Muslim boy being invite to dine in her ritually pure kitchen. (23) She refused to serving me in her kitchen. Sivasubramania Iyer was not perturbed, nor did he get angry with his wife, but instead, served me with his own hands and sat down beside me to eat his meal. (24) His wife watched us from behind a kitchen door. (25) I wondered if she had observed any difference in the way I ate rice, drank water but cleaned the floor after the meal. (26) When I was leaving his house, Sivasubramania Iyer invited me to him join for dinner again the next weekend.

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Correct (22): His wife was horrified at the idea of a Muslim boy invited to dine in her ritually pure kitchen.
Explanation: Being must be followed by a past participle (invited).
• a Muslim boy being invite ❌
• a Muslim boy invited ✔️

Correct (23): She refused to serve me in her kitchen.
Explanation: After “refused to,” the verb must be in its base form.
• refused to serving ❌
• refused to serve ✔️

Correct (24): His wife watched us from behind the kitchen door.
Explanation: The definite article the is needed because it refers to a specific door.
• behind a kitchen door ❌
• behind the kitchen door ✔️

Correct (25): I wondered if she had observed any difference in the way I ate rice, drank water or cleaned the floor after the meal.
Explanation: In a list of actions, or is the correct conjunction in this context.
• drank water but cleaned ❌
• drank water or cleaned ✔️

Correct (26): When I was leaving his house, Sivasubramania Iyer invited me to join him for dinner again the next weekend.
Explanation: The correct order is “join him,” not “him join.”
• invited me to him join ❌
• invited me to join him ✔️

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