Improve the bracketed part of the sentence. Raj bought an apple (with) a shop.
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Improve the bracketed part of the sentence.
Raj bought an apple (with) a shop.
Answer: B. from — Answer: 'from' 'From' indicates the source or origin — it shows where something comes from or who provides something. You’ll have to borrow the money from…
- A.
at
- B.
from
- C.
to
- D.
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Correct answer: B
Answer: 'from'
'From' indicates the source or origin — it shows where something comes from or who provides something.
You’ll have to borrow the money from someone else.
She wanted an apology from the president.
Corrected sentence: Raj bought an apple from a shop.
Why the other choices are not the best fit:
'At' indicates location (where something happens). 'Raj bought an apple at a shop' emphasizes the place, whereas 'from' emphasizes the source.
'To' is used for direction/destination or to form an infinitive and does not express the source of an item.
'With' suggests accompaniment or the instrument used and does not indicate where something came from, so it is incorrect here.
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