Choose the option that best combines the two sentences into one simple sentence:
Ananya is quite old now. She can travel to college by metro alone.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → Ananya is now old enough to travel to college by metro alone.
Joining with “adjective + enough + to”:
- “Enough” shows that there is as much of something as is needed. It comes after the adjective and is followed by “to” + verb.
- “Quite old” and “can travel” become old enough to travel.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 2: Ananya is now too old to travel to college by metro alone. — Incorrect. This changes the meaning. “Too old to travel” means she cannot travel, but the given sentences say she can.
Option 3: Ananya is now old enough to travelling to college by metro alone. — Incorrect. The option says “to travelling”. After “enough to”, the verb takes its base form: “to travel”.
Option 4: Ananya is now enough old to travel to college by metro alone. — Incorrect. “Enough” comes after the adjective, not before it. It must be “old enough”.