Choose the correct version of the following sentence from the options given below:
Ravi is weak walk.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) → Ravi is too weak to walk.
The "too ... to" pattern:
- Too + adjective + to + verb means that the quality is so great that the action is not possible.
- "Too" (excessively) and "to" (the infinitive marker) must not be confused with "two", the number.
- This sentence: Ravi is so weak that he cannot walk → "Ravi is too weak to walk."
Example: The tea is too hot to drink.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 1: Ravi is two weak to walk. — Incorrect. "Two" is the number 2; the adverb "too" is needed before "weak".
Option 2: Ravi is to weak two walk. — Incorrect. Both words are wrong: "too" weak and "to" walk.
Option 3: Ravi is neither weak nor walk. — Incorrect. "Neither ... nor" must join words of the same kind (two adjectives, two verbs); "weak" is an adjective and "walk" a verb, and the meaning is lost.