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Read the given sentences carefully and choose the grammatically correct options which make perfect sense :-

(A) I have not met them nor do I wish to meet them.

(B) She was fabulously rich but she was happy.

(C) Either of the two applicants are fit for the job but neither wants to accept it.

(D) Your lack of punctuality demonstrates disrespect for your friends' time as well as yours.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 2

(A) correctly uses 'nor' with subject-auxiliary inversion after a negative clause. (D) is grammatically sound and logical. (B) is illogical since 'but' implies contrast, yet being rich and happy are not contradictory as written. (C) has a subject-verb error: 'either' is singular and needs 'is', not 'are'. So only (A) and (D) are correct.

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