Question : Select the most appropriate option to substitute the bracketed segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select 'No substitution required'.
This preoccupation with him was becoming an obsession (that was beginning to effect her) ability to take care of the house.
Option 1: that was beginning to affect her ability
Option 2: which was beginning to effect her ability
Option 3: No substitution required
Option 4: which was begin to affect her ability
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Correct Answer: that was beginning to affect her ability
Solution : The first option is correct.
Explanation: The connector that is used to introduce a restrictive clause here, specifies and defines the preoccupation as the direct cause affecting her ability. Affect is the correct verb to indicate influence or impact.
Therefore, the correct sentence would be: "This preoccupation with him was becoming an obsession that was beginning to affect her ability to take care of the house."
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Option 1: No substitution required
Option 2: Jane aunt's where she was last night?
Option 3: Jane's aunt where was she last night.
Option 4: Jane's aunt where was she was last night?
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Option 2: aunt that, "Where were you last night?"
Option 3: aunt, "Where were you last night?"
Option 4: aunt, "Where last night you was?"
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Option 1: preening its plumage and became motionless
Option 2: No substitution required
Option 3: preening it's plumage while becoming motionless
Option 4: to preen it's plumage and becomes motionless
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Option 1: eager to embark on
Option 3: eagerest to embarked on
Option 4: eager into embark in
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Option 2: There are many a good tunes
Option 3: There's many good tune
Option 4: There are many good tunes
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