Question:

A sentence is divided into 3 parts. Choose the incorrect part. If no error in the sentence, choose 'D'

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- "Hardly'' means scarcely or barely, not with effort.
- "Hard'' is the correct adverb to describe effort in studying.
- Pay attention to word meanings to avoid confusion.
Updated On: Jun 6, 2025
  • The student studied
  • hardly for the exam
  • but still failed to pass.
  • No error
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation

Analyze the sentence: "The student studied hardly for the exam but still failed to pass.''
Step 1: Identify error
- The adverb "hardly'' means barely or scarcely, which is not correct here.
- The correct word is "hard,'' meaning with effort.
- So, it should be "The student studied hard for the exam.''
Step 2: Correct sentence
"The student studied hard for the exam but still failed to pass.''
Conclusion
Error is in part (B).
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