Step 1: Sentence Comprehension. The sentence implies a doctor's action to transfer a patient to a specialist. The verb must reflect this act of sending or advising.
Step 2: Option Analysis. - (A) referred: Correct verb. "Referred" signifies the doctor directed the patient to a specialist. - (B) deferred: Means to delay or postpone, which is contextually unsuitable. - (C) recommended: While potentially plausible in some scenarios, it does not strongly convey the act of dispatching someone to another specialist. - (D) no change is required: A verb alteration is necessary to align with the context.
Step 3: Determination. Option (A) referred is the accurate choice, best representing the sentence's intended action.
Choose the alternative which can best improve the given sentence by substituting the italicised portion. If the sentence is correct as it is, your answer is (d).
She cut a sad figure in her first performance on the stage.
Choose the alternative which can best improve the given sentence by substituting the italicised portion. If the sentence is correct as it is, your answer is (d).
No sooner I saw the tiger, than I ran away.
Choose the alternative which can best improve the given sentence by substituting the italicised portion. If the sentence is correct as it is, your answer is (d).
If he had time he will call you.
Choose the alternative which can best improve the given sentence by substituting the italicised portion. If the sentence is correct as it is, your answer is (d).
All his answers were correct.