Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
______ Paul and Jenny are waiting for you in their office.
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answear is Option D i.e., Both.
- The most appropriate option to fill in the blank would be "Both".
- The sentence would then read: "Both Paul and Jenny are waiting for you in their office."
- This implies that both individuals are present and waiting for the person being addressed. The other options do not fit well in this sentence:
- "Any" does not work because it suggests that there may be others waiting, not necessarily both Paul and Jenny.
- "Either" also does not fit because it implies a choice between two options, but there is no choice involved in this sentence.
- "All" does not work because it suggests that there are more than two people waiting, which is not specified in the sentence.
Thus, the correct sentence would be:
Both Paul and Jenny are waiting for you in their office.