Multiple choice

Directions: Improve the under given sentence, if needed, by replacing the underlined part of it with the appropriate option. If no correction is required, mark option 4 as the answer.

The main point of his speech was well understood.

  1. that he spoke

  2. in the speech of his

  3. made when he spoke

  4. No improvement needed

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

The sentence is grammatically correct as written. The phrase his speech is a proper noun phrase modifying the main point. The possessive his correctly shows relationship, and speech is the appropriate noun form. No grammatical error or awkward construction exists.