Option A contains the mistake, as “Maulvi” needs to be changed to “The Maulvi” or “A Maulvi.” The sentence that needs to be changed is:
“The Maulvi distributed 40 to 50 rupees in the presence of the worshippers among the needy and the poor of the village.”
Let’s now examine the alternatives:
B) The phrase “the worshippers” is accurate. When referring to a particular group, “worshippers” should be properly preceded by the definite article “the”.
C) “the needy” is accurate. It is proper to use the definite article “the” before “needy” when referring to a particular group.
D) The phrase “the poor” is accurate. It is proper to use the definite article “the” before “poor” when referring to a particular group.
Option A contains the mistake, as “Maulvi” needs to be changed to “The Maulvi” or “A Maulvi.” The sentence that needs to be changed is:
“The Maulvi distributed 40 to 50 rupees in the presence of the worshippers among the needy and the poor of the village.”
Let’s now examine the alternatives:
B) The phrase “the worshippers” is accurate. When referring to a particular group, “worshippers” should be properly preceded by the definite article “the”.
C) “the needy” is accurate. It is proper to use the definite article “the” before “needy” when referring to a particular group.
D) The phrase “the poor” is accurate. It is proper to use the definite article “the” before “poor” when referring to a particular group.