Select the alternative that will improve the underlined part of the sentence in case there is no imp...........

English Language (CGL) Sentence Improvement

Select the alternative that will improve the underlined part of the sentence in case there is no improvement select “No

improvement”

I am very much pleased to see you here today.

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SSC CGL 12 June 2019 Shift-2

No improvement

very pleasing

very pleased

too much pleased

- Option 1: No improvement

- This option suggests that the original sentence does not need any changes. However, "very much pleased" is slightly awkward in this context.

- Option 2: very pleasing

- "Very pleasing" suggests that something else is causing satisfaction or delight. It doesn't fit well as it shifts the meaning.

- Option 3: very pleased

- This option is grammatically correct. "Very pleased" is the standard expression to convey strong satisfaction.

- This is the correct choice.

- Option 4: too much pleased

- "Too much" usually indicates excess and is not grammatically correct in this context. "Very pleased" is the idiomatic form.

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