English grammar error-spotting (article use with ‘‘part of’’ and compound subject): Identify the single erroneous segment among A–D; select ‘‘No error’’ only if all parts are correct. Pay attention to article usage before ‘‘part’’ in ‘‘be part of’’: ‘‘Remember that you are part of / the team and your success depends on the support / you are able to give and get from your other team members. / No error.’

Given data

• A: ‘‘Remember that you are part of’’
• B: ‘‘the team and your success depends on the support’’
• C: ‘‘you are able to give and get from your other team members.’’
• D: ‘‘No error.’’

Concept / Approach
Before a singular countable noun like ‘‘part’’, use an article when it means ‘‘a component’’ of a whole → ‘‘a part of’’ (especially in careful/formal usage tested in exams).

Step-by-step correction reasoning
Step 1: Insert the article ‘‘a’’ → ‘‘you are a part of …’’Step 2: Remaining parts are grammatically fine (compound object ‘‘give and get’’ is parallel).

Corrected version
‘‘Remember that you are a part of the team and your success depends on the support you are able to give and get from your other team members.’’

Common pitfalls

• Dropping the article before singular count nouns in idioms like ‘‘a part of’’, ‘‘a sort of’’.

Final Answer
Remember that you are part of