Question

Choose the correct option for given incorrect sentence:
go through it what I have wrote now.
A. Carefully, go through the solution that I have sent.
B. Check what I have wrote.
C. Read and tell.
D. Check out, I am waiting.

Answer 1

Hint: The given sentence contains the words ‘go through it’ which is an instruction to check something carefully (what someone has written). Look for an option which conveys this in a correct grammatical format.

Complete step by step answer:
Let us analyse each option individually to know the correct answer.

Carefully, go through the solution that I have sent: In this sentence, the speaker is asking the listener to carefully analyse a solution that he has sent. This sentence is grammatically correct as well as conveying an instruction. Therefore, this is the correct option.

Check what I have wrote: This sentence is grammatically incorrect as in present continuous form, the sentence should be, “Check what I have written” and in past perfect form , the sentence should be “Check, what I wrote”. Therefore, this is an incorrect option.

Read and tell: In this option, the phrase read and tell is simply giving an instruction to read something and tell. It is a straight instruction but doesn’t necessarily ask to go deep into details. Therefore, this is an incorrect option.

Check out, I am waiting: Again, this sentence is asking to check something, but is not definitive to check what the speaker has written. Therefore, this is not an apt option.

So, the correct answer is “Option A”.

Note:
The emphasis in the answer here is on the fact that what has been written should be carefully scrutinised. The word carefully means being attentive while doing something. Example: Carefully, drive the car. Some synonyms of the word carefully are cautiously, correctly. Some antonyms of the same word are partially, incompletely. Example: He read the letter partially.