Question 42
Choose the most grammatically correct sentence.
Yesterday was an alarming quite day.
Yesterday was quite a day alarming.
Yesterday was alarming a quite day.
Yesterday was quite an alarming day.
English 2 End Term 30 Apr 2023 — Question 42
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Yesterday was quite an alarming day.
Question 42 of 65 in the IIT Madras BS English II (English 2) End Term paper sat on 30 Apr 2023, in the January 2023 term (IIT M FOUNDATION ET1 EXAM QPF1 S2 30 Apr 2023). It carries 1 mark.
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