Multiple choice

Directions: The following question consists of two sentences marked (A) and (B). Read both the sentences carefully and mark the one that has correct punctuation. Mark your answer as

(A) He had been looking forward to his visit here, but unfortunately it did not materialise. (B) He had been looking forward, to his visit here, but unfortunately it did not materialise.

  1. If only A is correct

  2. If only B is correct

  3. If both A and B are correct

  4. If both A and B are wrong
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

'Looking forward to' does not need a break (comma) in between.  Hence, only A is correct.

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