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Eager to control the South Atlantic, the British Navy had tasked Admiral Byron (1) ___________ setting an island off the South American coast (2) ___________ ships could resupply, and then finding an alternative (3) __________ to the East Indies. After rounding the tip of South America, Admiral Byron confronted the world’s (4) ____________ body of water the endless Pacific Ocean. After a month of empty blue horizon, a tiny island (5) __________. Byron joyously described the island’s “beautiful appearance – surrounded by a beach of the finest white sand – and covered with tall trees.”
Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 4.
larger
large
more larger
largest
- Admiral Byron was tasked with setting up an island off the coast where ships could resupply. This was part of a strategy to control the South Atlantic and find a route to the East Indies.
- After navigating past the tip of South America, he encountered the vast Pacific Ocean.
- In this context, the phrase suggests a comparison among ocean bodies, so a superlative form is needed.
- Option 1: "larger" is a comparative adjective, used for comparing two things.
- Option 2: "large" is a simple adjective, not suitable for comparison in this context.
- Option 3: "more larger" is incorrect and not grammatically valid as "larger" should not be preceded by "more."
- Option 4: "largest" is a superlative adjective, suitable for describing the "largest" body of water.
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