Question

Can you give me ______ details, please?

• A. faster
• B. further
• C. farther
• D. further

Hint:

Use "farther" for distance, "further" for degree, time, or amount.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Here, the meaning is "additional details." The correct word is "further." "Farther" refers to physical distance, "faster" to speed. "Further" in this context means "more." \[ \Rightarrow \boxed{\text{further}} \]

Answer 2

A quick test for "further" versus "farther" is to ask whether the sentence involves physical distance or additional amount/extent. "Give me ______ details" is about additional information, not physical distance.

1. Option 1 (faster): Describes speed, which has no connection to "more details."
2. Option 2 (further): Used for figurative, non-distance extension such as "more information," exactly what "more details" means here.
3. Option 3 (farther): Reserved strictly for physical distance, e.g., "farther down the road," which doesn't apply to "details."
4. Option 4: Repeats the same word as option 2, so it points to the identical answer.

Since the sentence asks for additional, not physically distant, information, the figurative form is required.

Hence, the correct answer is further.