Question

the following sentence was taken from an act english section. choose the option that best expresses the idea, makes the statement appropriate for standard written english, or is worded most consistently with the style and tone of the sentence as a whole. if you think the original version is best, choose
o change.\
everyone stopped hanging out with albert, too apparent for no reason.
○ no change
○ it to apparent
○ being apparent
○ apparently

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the sentence structure and word usage. The phrase "too apparent" is incorrect here. We need an adverb to modify the action of stopping hanging out. "Apparenty" (likely a typo for "apparently") is an adverb that makes sense, meaning it seemed like there was no reason. "It to apparent" is ungrammatical, and "being apparent" is a gerund phrase that doesn't fit the context. So the correct option is the one with "apparently" (assuming the typo is corrected).

Answer:

The option with "apparently" (the last option, likely a typo as "apparenty" should be "apparently").