The sentence below is divided into four segments. I think India will win the 20-20 cricket match.

Solution:

Let's examine the sentence:

I think India will win the 20-20 cricket match.

• "I think" → Present tense (expressing an opinion now)
• "India will win" → Future tense (prediction about the future)

This combination is grammatically correct because when we express an opinion or belief in the present about a future event, we commonly use:

Present tense + Future tense

✔️ Correct structure:
I think + subject + will + verb

Therefore, there is no tense error.
Correct Answer: A. No error

Extra Facts:

Examples of similar correct structures:

• I think she will pass the exam. ✔️
• I believe it will rain tomorrow. ✔️
• We think they will arrive soon. ✔️

Tense Tip:
Words like think, believe, hope, guess are often followed by future tense when making predictions.