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Select the most appropriate word segment that rectifies the bracketed word segment and complete the given sentence meaningfully. It took quite (few some time) to finish the project.

Asome time

Btime

Csome a time

Da time some

Answer:

A. some time

Read Explanation:

• This question tests your understanding of quantifiers and noun phrases. The Problem: The phrase "few some time" is grammatically incorrect because "few" and "some" are both quantifiers that cannot be used together in this manner. Furthermore, "few" is used with countable nouns (like few hours), while "time" (in this context) is an uncountable noun. The Logic: "Some time" is the standard way to indicate an unspecified amount of time. "Quite some time" is a very common English idiom meaning "a long time" or "a significant amount of time."


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