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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If no substitution is required,
select ‘No substitution’.
The place is too much noisy.
too noisy
much too much noisy
No substitution
much noisy
- Option 1: too noisy
- This is the correct option.
- "Too noisy" is the standard phrase in English.
- It means the noise level is excessive.
- There’s no need to modify "too" with "much."
- Option 2: much too much noisy
- This option is redundant.
- It uses "much" twice, which is not grammatically correct.
- It doesn't effectively communicate excessive noise.
- Option 3: No substitution
- This option implies the original sentence is correct.
- "Too much noisy" is not proper English.
- The phrase does not follow standard language structure.
- Option 4: much noisy
- This phrase isn't grammatically accurate.
- Some adjectives can be intensified with "much," but "noisy" isn't typically one of them.
- It does not convey the intended level of excessiveness.
The correct answer is: Option 1: too noisy
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