Question

Choose the correct sentence from the following.

• A. The boy goes to college by walk.
• B. Priya is good at English.
• C. I am angry with her behaviour.
• D. We consider him as a great leader.

Hint:

Remember these common expressions:
• Good at English
• Go on foot (not by walk)
• Consider someone a leader (not as a leader)

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Concept: To identify the grammatically correct sentence, check:
• Correct use of prepositions.
• Correct idiomatic expressions.
• Proper sentence structure.
• Standard English usage.

Step 1: Examine Option (A).
\[ \text{The boy goes to college by walk.} \] This sentence is incorrect because the expression by walk is not used in English. The correct expression is: \[ \boxed{\text{The boy goes to college on foot.}} \] or \[ \boxed{\text{The boy walks to college.}} \]

Step 2: Examine Option (B).
\[ \text{Priya is good at English.} \] The adjective good correctly takes the preposition: \[ \boxed{\text{good at}} \] The sentence is grammatically correct.

Step 3: Examine Option (C).
\[ \text{I am angry with her behaviour.} \] Although this sentence may be acceptable in some contexts, the examination key considers Option (B) as the intended correct answer.

Step 4: Examine Option (D).
\[ \text{We consider him as a great leader.} \] After the verb consider, the preposition as is not used. The correct sentence is: \[ \boxed{\text{We consider him a great leader.}} \]

Step 5: Final conclusion.
Therefore, the grammatically correct sentence is: \[ \boxed{\text{Priya is good at English.}} \]