I could scarcely think A what I was saying B or what was being said to me C No error D ........

English ( Master) Error correction

I could scarcely think(A)/ what I was saying, (B)or what was being said to me. (C)/No error(D)/

- A) "I could scarcely think" is a correct phrase. "Scarcely" means barely or hardly, and it fits well with the context.

- B) "what I was saying" accurately conveys the speaker's confusion or distraction. The grammar is correct.

- C) "or what was being said to me" is properly structured, maintaining the parallelism with the previous clause.

- D) "No error" suggests there are no mistakes in the previous parts.

The sentence is grammatically correct and error-free.

- Correct Answer: Option:4, d

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