Question

Given below sentence. A part of each sentence is underlined which may contain an error. Replace the underlined part with the right choice
Whatever his intention may be he should consider than properly

• A. he should consider it properly
• B. he would considers them properly
• C. he should conside" them properly
• D. he considers them properly

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

To determine the correct replacement for the underlined portion of the sentence "Whatever his intention may be he should consider than properly," we need to focus on grammatical correctness and logical coherence.

Firstly, the phrase "consider than properly" is grammatically incorrect. The use of "than" is inappropriate here; instead, the sentence requires an object after "consider." Additionally, "properly" suggests the manner in which the consideration should be conducted.

Let's assess the options:

1. he should consider it properly - This option is grammatically correct. "It" effectively replaces the incorrect "than," and "properly" correctly describes the manner of consideration.
2. he would considers them properly - This option is incorrect because it uses "would considers," which is a grammatically incorrect combination. The correct form should be "would consider."
3. he should conside" them properly - This option contains a typographical error. "conside" should be "consider."
4. he considers them properly - While this option is grammatically correct, it does not fit the auxiliary verb "should" used earlier. The sentence structure implies a recommendation or obligation rather than a simple statement.

The correct answer should replace "than" with an appropriate object and "should" indicates a recommendation, making option 1. he should consider it properly the most suitable choice.

Thus, the revised sentence becomes: "Whatever his intention may be, he should consider it properly." This maintains grammatical correctness and clarity in expression.