Question

Choose the correct sentence from the following:

• A. Why are you late today?
• B. He is coming to college regularly.
• C. Here are my luggages.
• D. They played a trick to him.

Hint:

Remember:
• Luggage is an uncountable noun.
• We say play a trick on someone, not to someone.
• Habitual actions generally take the Simple Present Tense.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Concept: To identify the correct sentence, we check:
• Correct grammar.
• Proper word usage.
• Subject--verb agreement.
• Appropriate prepositions and vocabulary.

Step 1: Examine Option (A).
\[ \text{Why are you late today?} \] The sentence has:
• Correct interrogative structure.
• Proper auxiliary verb “are”.
• Correct adjective “late”. Hence, this sentence is grammatically correct.

Step 2: Check Option (B).
\[ \text{He is coming to college regularly.} \] The adverb regularly expresses a habitual action. Habitual actions should normally use the Simple Present: \[ \boxed{\text{He comes to college regularly.}} \] Therefore, this option is incorrect.

Step 3: Check Option (C).
\[ \text{Here are my luggages.} \] The noun luggage is an uncountable noun. Correct sentence: \[ \boxed{\text{Here is my luggage.}} \] or \[ \boxed{\text{Here are my bags.}} \]

Step 4: Check Option (D).
\[ \text{They played a trick to him.} \] The correct idiom is: \[ \boxed{\text{play a trick on someone}} \] Hence, this sentence is incorrect.

Step 5: Final conclusion.
Therefore, the correct sentence is: \[ \boxed{\text{Why are you late today?}} \]