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English ( Master) Sentence Improvement

Directions: In the following questions, some part of the sentence is highlighted in bold. Which of the options given below the sentence should replace the part printed in bold to make the sentence grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is given then choose option E ‘No Correction required’ as the answer.

By clinching the series, Team India has not only displayed its supremacy in all departments of the game against the visiting English team but has also proved that it can create miracles on home grounds. Rarely does one see all the Indian players come out with superlative performance in a series and keeping to pressure on their opponents almost all through. It is great team work in the true sense of the term.

Rarely one sees all the Indian players come out with superlative performance in a series and keeping to pressure on their opponent almost all through.

Rarely does one see all the Indian players coming out with superlative performances in a series and keeping the pressure on their opponents almost all through.

One rarely sees all the Indian players come out with superlative performance in a series and keeping the pressure on their opponents almost all through.

Rarely one has seen all the Indian players coming out with superlative performance in a series and keeping the pressure on their opponent almost all through.

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Explanation:

Correct Option: B

We know that if a sentence is introduced by an adverb, inverted form of the verb is used for the sake of emphasis. This eliminates options A and D.

Option C can be eliminated because it has an error of parallelism in it – ‘come out’ should have been ‘coming out’.

Option E is also erroneous as the noun ‘player’ is in singular form. Besides, the usage of the preposition ‘to’ right after ‘keeping’ is also ungrammatical.

Clearly, option B is the correct answer.