Choose the Correct Option for the Following Question: (a) Your Grammar is Very Good, but You need to Work on Correcting your Pronunciation. (b) Your Grammar is Very Good, but You need to Work on Managing your Pronunciation. (c) Your Grammar is Very Good, but You need to Work on Repairing your Pronunciation. (d) Your Grammar is Very Good, but You need to Work on Modifying your Pronunciation.

Answer: The correct option is “A”. Answer A” is accurate: “Your grammar is very good, but you need to work on correcting your pronunciation.” Pronunciation errors can be remedied. As a result, number ‘a’ would be the right answer. The proper word is “correct.”

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Punctuation and Grammatical components must be thoroughly checked before picking an answer.

Answer b is inaccurate: “Your grammar is very good, but you need to work on managing your pronunciation.” ‘Manage’ is to manage correctly or skillfully. Pronunciation is not managed; rather, it is learned, corrected, and used. As a result, the term “managing” is inappropriate in this situation.

Answer c: “Your grammar is very good, but you need to work on repairing your pronunciation.” is wrong because the term repair refers to shattered or damaged items. The pronunciation is not damaged. As a result, the term “repair” is incorrect in this situation.

Answer d: “Your grammar is very good, but you need to work on modifying your pronunciation.” implies to alter the pronunciation in some way.  It is meaningless in the sense of pronunciations since pronunciations either are correct or incorrect. ‘Modifying’ means transforming it into anything else. As a result, answer’d’ is wrong.