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It is high time /(B) you bought this book /(C) from the market. /(D) No error
a
b
c
d
- Statement A: "It is high time" is a common phrase that implies something should be done soon.
- Statement B: "You bought this book" is in the past simple tense, which is correct. The phrase "It's high time" suggests a past action due to its idiomatic structure.
- Statement C: "From the market" correctly identifies the location or source from where the book should be bought.
- Statement D: "No error" indicates that none of the parts contain any grammatical mistakes.
- Option 1, a: Refers to "It is high time." This is correct.
- Option 2, b: Refers to "You bought this book." This is correct with past tense.
- Option 3, c: Refers to "From the market." This is also correct.
- Option 4, d: Indicates there's no error in the sentence.
Correct Answer: Option 4, D
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