What is the error in this sentence Everybody expected to work for goods of country no error?

The error is in the phrase "goods of country." It's grammatically incorrect and doesn't make sense in the context.

Here's why:

* Missing article: "Goods" needs an article (a, an, the) before it.

* Unclear meaning: "Goods of country" is vague. It's not clear what kind of goods are being referred to.

Here are some possible corrections:

* Everybody expected to work for the goods of their country. (This clarifies that people expected to work for the benefit of their nation)

* Everybody expected to work for the country's goods. (This clarifies that people expected to work to produce goods for their nation)

* Everybody expected to work for the country's prosperity. (This is a broader and more general statement about people's expectations)

The specific correction depends on the intended meaning of the sentence.