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Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the sentence. In case no improvement is needed, select ‘No
improvement required’.
The smell of this flower make me felt dizzy.
making I feel
makes me feel
make me feeling
No improvement required
- The initial sentence has a grammatical issue with subject-verb agreement. "Smell" is singular, so the verb should also be in singular form.
- Option 2: makes me feel
- This option corrects the subject-verb agreement error. "Makes" is the correct singular form for the verb to agree with "smell." The phrase "me feel" correctly follows the verb.
- Option 1: making I feel
- This option is grammatically incorrect. "I" should be "me," and "making" is not the correct verb form.
- Option 3: make me feeling
- This option is incorrect because "make" does not agree with "smell." Also, "feeling" is not the right form.
- Option 4: No improvement required
- This is incorrect because the original sentence has subject-verb agreement issues.
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