Parallel structure and natural phrasing (intensifier "so … that"): Check if the sentence needs correction. Original sentence: "The drama had many scenes which were so humorous that it was hardly possible to keep a straight face." Choose the best option.
Verbal Ability
Sentence Correction
Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
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Ahardly possible for keeping
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Bhardly impossible for keeping
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Chardly impossible for keep
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Dhardly possible keeping
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ENo correction required
Answer
Correct Answer: No correction required
Explanation
Given data
- Structure: so + adjective + that + clause.
- Infinitival complement: "to keep a straight face" after "possible".
Concept/ApproachThe original sentence already follows the idiomatic "so … that" pattern and correctly uses the infinitive after "possible".
Option analysisE. "No correction required" → sentence is correct. ✔A/D → awkward/incorrect non-finite complements after "possible". ✖B/C → logical error ("hardly impossible") and wrong form. ✖
Final AnswerNo correction required