Question:

The part of the sentence that is underlined may contain an error. Choose the option that replaces it correctly (or 'No change').
Gandhi sided with the honest.

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Is the phrasal verb 'side with' already used correctly here?
Updated On: Jul 21, 2026
  • sided the honest
  • sided with the honest
  • sided by the honest
  • No change
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

The phrasal verb 'side with' means 'to support', and the original sentence already uses it correctly. When the underlined part is already right, the answer is 'No change'.

  • No change is correct because 'sided with the honest' is the proper idiom and needs no correction.
  • sided the honest is wrong because 'side' must be followed by 'with' when it means to support.
  • sided by the honest is wrong because 'side by' is not used to mean 'support'.
  • The original 'sided with the honest' is already correct, so a rewritten replacement is unnecessary.

Since the sentence is already correct, 'No change' is the answer.

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