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Verbal Reasoning - English - English Grammar:

Misplaced Modifiers

MCQ - 567-4846

Question:

Though the game was in Foxboro, most every fan in the stands was cheering loud for the Jets.

  1. most every fan in the stands was cheering loud
  2. almost every fan in the stands was cheering loudly
  3. almost every fan in the stands was cheering loud
  4. almost every fan in the stands was cheering loudly
  5. most every fan in the stand was cheering loudly

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

There are two adjective-adverb problems in this example. Most is an adjective, but here it modifies the adjective every, not the noun fan. The correct form should be the adverb almost, which can modify an adjective. Loud is another adjective, but here it modifies a verb (was cheering).The correct form is the adverb loudly. Only B gets both right.

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