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Appostrophy is used to show the possession. Children's park means the park ment for children.

'Big' refers to something of great size, extent; great in force or intensity. 'Big fear' is the correct usage.

'Cannot' needs to be followed by a negative word. And none other option than option 2 is a negative word.

To ensure whether someone is there or not, we use 'anybody' (in the cases we are not sure).

'Guidance' is an uncountable noun. 'Few' and 'a few' are used for countable nouns. 'Any' is used in negative cases. But in positive cases like this one, we use adjective 'some'.

'People', being countable noun, needs either 'few' or 'a few'. This is a positive sentence, Hence, 'a few' is the correct usage.

'Turned up' means 'came'. The sentence implies that the class was cancelled due to presence of only some students. Being a negative sentence, it needs 'few'.

To qualify the verb 'walk' we need an adverb. Option 1 is the correct choice.

Verb 'asked' needs to be qualified by an adverb. 'Gently' is the correct choice.

The sentence implies that 'it barely or scarcely matters'. 'Hardly' means the same.

Books, being a countable noun, requires a countable adjective. No other option than option 4 is an adjectivethat is used for countable nouns.

The sentence implies that 'I in most instances or usually do not.........'. 'Generally' means the same.  

The word stand means tolerate and is a verb, so here studying is used as a gerund (gerund is a noun formed from a verb. All gerunds end with -ing).

A road has two sides, so ‘either’ denotes two.

This is a passive sentence, so am + third form of the verb is used.