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Choose the sentences which are grammatically correct:

A. The mangoes are almost ripe.

B. He is unable to refute soundly the charge.

C. He is good enough for my purpose.

D. He left hastily school

Choose the correct answer from the given options.

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 1

A is correct: 'almost ripe'. C is correct: 'good enough' with the adverb after the adjective. B is awkward; the adverb should not split verb and object ('refute the charge soundly'). D misplaces the adverb; it should be 'left school hastily'. So A and C.

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