Discussion
Find out which part of the sentence has error.
I forbid you not to go there again.
Answer: D
The error is in not to go.
The verb forbid already contains the negative idea: to forbid someone to do something is to order them not to do it. Adding not creates a double negative, which would literally mean forbidding them to stay away. The correct sentence is I forbid you to go there again.
I forbid you and there again are correct as they stand, so the sentence does contain an error and 'No error' is wrong.
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