Question

choose the sentence that correctly uses standard word order effectively.
there is absolutely nothing wrong with that plan.
there is nothing absolutely wrong with that plan.
there is nothing wrong absolutely with that plan.
that plan there is absolutely nothing wrong with.

Explanation:

In standard English word order, adverbs like "absolutely" should be placed before the adjective or adverb they modify. Here, "absolutely" modifies "nothing", so the correct structure is "absolutely nothing wrong". The first option "There is absolutely nothing wrong with that plan" follows this standard order. The other options misplace "absolutely" or use non - standard sentence structures.

Answer:

A. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that plan