Discussion
I don't want to loose it.
Answer: C
The error is in loose it.
The verb meaning to be unable to find something, or to stop having it, is lose. Loose is an adjective meaning not tight, or a verb meaning to set free. The sentence should read 'I don't want to lose it.'
'I don't' and 'want to' are correct, so the error is not there, and 'No error' is wrong.
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