Question

Choose the correct option of the following incorrect sentence: No matter what that I do, I can't make her happy.

• A. No matter what should I do, I can't make her happy.
• B. No matter what will I do, I can't make her happy.
• C. No matter what I do, I can't make her happy.
• D. No matter what I did, I can't make her happy.

Hint:

Always check the word order after "no matter what" for proper subject-verb agreement.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The correct sentence structure should be "No matter what I do, I can't make her happy," where the subject 'I' directly follows 'what.' This is a standard phrase structure used in English. - Option (a) is incorrect because “should I do” is a question structure, and it's inappropriate in this sentence. - Option (b) is incorrect as “will I do” doesn't fit the conditional structure implied in the sentence. - Option (d) uses the past tense "did" incorrectly because the statement describes a general scenario. Thus, the correct sentence is “No matter what I do, I can't make her happy.”