Question

In which of the following sentences is the quantifier used CORRECTLY?
a) I have observed him many a time before reprimanding him.
b) Any time you want me to help, I will be ready to do my bit.
c) Much of the spectators were disappointed with the performance of the team.
d) Both people were asked to vacate the scene immediately.

• A. a and b
• B. a, b, c and d
• C. b and d
• D. b, c, and d

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Step 1: Understanding the Correct Usage 

• In option (b), "Any time" is used correctly to express any possible moment.
• In option (a), "many" is used correctly to refer to more than one time.

Final Conclusion

Hence, the correct options are: (a) many, (b) any time.