Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence She bought the fine cl...........

English Language (CHSL) Word Usage

Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence.

She bought the fine cloth in the store.

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SSC CHSL 25th May 2022 Shift-3

more fine

finest

most fine

finer

- The sentence is: "She bought the fine cloth in the store."

- Current phrase to improve: "the fine cloth"

- Option 1: more fine

- Typically, "more fine" is not standard English. "Finer" is the correct comparative form of "fine."

- Option 2: finest

- "Finest" is the superlative form of "fine."

- Indicates the highest quality in a group.

- Correct choice for a single outstanding quality or top grade.

- Option 3: most fine

- Sounds awkward.

- "Finest" is preferred over "most fine" for the superlative form.

- Option 4: finer

- This is the comparative form.

- Compares two items, not a good fit if only one is mentioned.

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