Hello,
The sentence should read:
"The man turned to him with a look of disapproval."
"Disapprove" is a verb, whereas "disapproval" is a noun. In this context, the correct word to use is "disapproval", which describes the man's facial expression, indicating that he does not approve of something.
Example sentences:
· The teacher gave the student a look of disapproval for cheating on the exam. (Here, "disapproval" describes the teacher's expression)
· The committee will disapprove the proposal if it doesn't meet the requirements. (Here, "disapprove" is a verb, meaning to reject or refuse to approve)
Hope this helps,
Thank you
Question : Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence. The blind man said to me, “Can you help me cross the road?”
Option 1: The blind man asked me if I could help him cross the road.
Option 2: The blind man asked me if I will help him cross the road.
Option 3: The blind man asked me if I could help him crossed the road.
Option 4: The blind man asked me if I can help him cross the road.
Question : Directions: In the following question, a sentence is given with a blank that is to be filled in with an appropriate word. Four alternatives are suggested; choose the correct alternative out of them as your answer.
The lady _______ to be a close relative of ours.
Option 1: turned out
Option 2: turned in
Option 3: turned up
Option 4: turned about
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