Select the most appropriate adverb to fill in the blank.
He is good _________ for the job.
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is option 4 i.e. 'enough'.
Let’s examine what fits best both grammatically and in meaning.
The adjective 'good' is being modified by an adverb to show sufficiency for the job.
The adverb 'enough' is used after adjectives to mean sufficiently or to the required degree.
So,
'He is good enough for the job.'
means he meets the necessary standards.
Why the other options are incorrect:
Partly – Means 'in part, not completely.'
Doesn't make sense in this context.
Rather – Means 'somewhat' or 'fairly.'
“He is rather good for the job” is grammatically okay but does not complete the given sentence with the intended meaning of adequacy.
Altogether – Means 'completely' or 'entirely.'
Doesn’t fit with “good” in this structure.