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Directions: In the following questions, some part of the sentence is underlined. Which of the options given below the sentence should replace the part underlined 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.
He was a men of few words but was very intelligent and respected by one and all.
man of few words
man of few wordings
men of few word
man to few words
No correction required
Explaination
As the idiom 'Man of few words' is used for a singular subject, the underlined part hence must be replaced with 'man of few words' to make it a grammatically correct sentence.
'Man of few words' means someone, not necessarily a man, who speaks concisely or not at all.
Ex. He is a man of few words, but he usually makes a lot of sense.
Hence, the option A is correct.
By: Brijesh Kumar ProfileResourcesReport error
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