Multiple choice

Directions: Correct the error (if any) for the underlined part of the following sentence. If there is no error then choose option 4.

He has said so out of affection; do not take it to heart.

  1. in heart

  2. it in the heart

  3. by the heart

  4. No improvement needed

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

Taking something to heart means to be strongly affected by something that someone says to you, to take something seriously, to be upset by something. It conveys the correct meaning of the sentence. Hence, the sentence is correct both grammatically and conceptually.