Select the grammatically correct sentence from the given options.
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is option 4 i.e. It is strange to see a guy shouting in the mall without any reason.
Error concept: Wrong comparative/superlative usage and incorrect word choices in other options.
What is wrong:
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Option 2 uses “too stranger”, which is grammatically wrong because “stranger” is a comparative form, not to be used with too in this way.
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Option 3 repeats the same error and also wrongly uses “beside any reason” instead of “without any reason.”
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Option 4 has “too stranger” again and incorrectly changes “shouting” to “shout”, which does not fit the sentence structure.
Grammatical concept: The correct form is “It is strange to see…” where strange is an adjective in the positive degree, suitable for describing the situation naturally.
Incorrectness of the concept in context: Using “too stranger” is ungrammatical and distorts the meaning.
Correct phrase/ correction: strange to see a guy shouting in the mall without any reason.
Final sentence: It is strange to see a guy shouting in the mall without any reason.
Hence, the chosen option is correct.