which one of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

Question

a. Since we were behind schedule, we had to work quick.
b. She felt badly that she arrived so late.
c. Of all the students in the class, he asked permission most politely.
d. He sure was real smart to figure that out.

Answer 1

a. Since we were behind schedule, we had to work quickLY.
b. She felt badly that she arrived __ late.
c. Of all the students in the class, he asked permission most politely.
d. He sure was realLY smart to figure that out.

C is correct. I've modified the other sentences to make them correct.

Answer 2

C.
In A., the adverb "quickly" is needed.
In B., her senses may have been altered by a stroke or some other neurologic disease, but that has nothing to do with her feelings related to her tardiness. She felt bad about being late.
In D., you have a perfectly correct sentence in the Southern US, but it's a long way from standard English, in which, as in A., adverbs are available with different forms from the adjectives. Other languages (German comes to mind) are more forgiving in this regard.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

B is correct.
A should end with quickly.
D should have was changed to is.
C should be most polite.

Answer 5

the answer is C

Answer 6

I'm thinking it's c.

Answer 7

c. nice getting other people to do your homework for you.

Answer 8

c

Answer 9

b

Answer 10

B