'In order to establish liability for Criminal Damage, it is necessary to work out who the property belongs to.' What inaccuracies in grammar, spelling or presentation can you seen in this statement? Please select all that apply.

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There is no need to capitalize 'criminal damage' and the sentence ends with a preposition (to), which is generally considered to be grammatically incorrect. It might be rephrased as 'In order to establish liability for criminal damage, it is necessary to establish to whom the property belongs' or 'In order to establish liability for criminal damage, it is necessary to establish the identity of the person to whom the property belongs'. There is no missing apostrophe.

'In Order to Establish Liability for Criminal Damage, It Is