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Question

... on see dear Uncle Tagore. ...
  1. see - saw
  2. on - to
  3. dear - dearer
  4. no error

A
see - saw
B
on - to
C
no error
D
dear - dearer
Solution
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The base verb in this sentence is 'see'.
An infinitive verb is a verb with the word “to” in front of it.
Thus option B is correct, where we will replace the word 'on' with 'to' in order to make it in the correct form of an infinitive verb. Here 'to' isn't acting as a preposition but is part of the verb 'see'.
The incorrect options are:
See - Saw, would be incorrect in accordance with the tense of the sentence.
Dear - Dearer, would be incorrect as the superlative degree of 'dear' isn't needed as there is no comparison done in the sentence.

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