Question

I have never eaten .......................... nice mangoes as this. (Use conjunction)

• A. for
• B. such
• C. that
• D. both

Answer 1

Answer:

B. such

• In the sentence "I have never eaten such nice mangoes as this," the phrase "such...as" is used for comparison and emphasis. Here’s a breakdown of the explanation:

1. "Such" is used to emphasize the extent or degree of the noun that follows it. In this case, it's emphasizing how nice the mangoes are. So, "such nice mangoes" means the mangoes are exceptionally nice.

2. "As" is used to indicate a comparison. In this sentence, "as" is comparing the current mangoes to other mangoes the speaker has eaten before. It implies that the mangoes the speaker is referring to are the nicest they have ever had.

• So the sentence as a whole means that the speaker has never had mangoes as nice as the ones they are talking about, stressing that these particular mangoes are special in their quality.