Multiple choice

Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (simple infinitive) into gerund.

Sentence - Whenever you have written any sentence that looks particularly excellent, be sure to blot it out.

  1. Whenever you has written any sentence that is looking particularly excellent, be sure to blot it out.a

  2. Whenever you have written any sentence that is looking particularly excellent, be sure to blot it out.

  3. Whenever you have written any sentence that is looking particular excellent, be sure to blot it out.

  4. Whenever you had written any sentence that is looking particularly excellent, be sure to blot it out.

  5. Whenever you have written any sentence that are looking particularly excellent, be sure to blot it out.
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

Option (2) is grammatically the most correct sentence. Option (1) is incorrect because 'has' is used with 'you'. Option (3) is incorrect because of the adverb is not in correct form (particular) to modify the adjective (excellent). Option (4) is incorrect because 'had' is used in the sentence after which 'is' is used, which is contradicting. Option (5) is incorrect as the Subject Verb agreement is violated (sentence that are).

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