Question

Warner is among cautious about give the money he purchase , on time.

Q: Answer-Warner is among cautious about give the money he purchase, on time.

In the sentence, the preposition among is incorrectly used in place of an adverb which has to qualifymodify the adjective cautious, the verb give requires to be in -ing form so that it gives a complete meaning and the verb purchase is contextually irrelevant because the sentence talks about money and it cannot be purchased like other commodities. In option b, the adjective strict is suggested in place of an adverb. So, the option does not fit into the sentence and gets negated. In option c, irritant is a noun, suggested in the place of a verb and in option d, illustrate is a verb, suggested in the place of an adverb. Thus, these two options too do not fit into the sentence and thus get negated. In option a, the adverbadjective very adverb here qualifies the adjective cautious, the verb returning which means give, put, or send a thing back to a place or person denotes the action done by the subject in -ing form and the verb borrowed which means take and use money from a person or bank under an agreement to pay it back later correctly defines the action with respect to the context of the sentence. This option fits into the sentence contextually and grammatically. Hence, the correct answer is option a.

In the question below, a sentence is given with three words in bold. From the options below, choose the combination of words that replace the highlighted words to make the sentence grammatically and meaningfully correct. In case the highlighted words are correct as they are, choose 'No Improvement required' as your answer.

A very, returning, borrowed

B strict, giving, lent

C often, irritant, borrow

D illustrate, advise, received

E No improvement required

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