Question

carole jenkins
the grammatical errors in this passage are intentional.
(1) do you moan and groan whenever a teacher says that you need to
improve your grammar? (2) do you take offense when someone tells you
that you made a mistake in grammar? (3) do you feel that studying and
learning grammar is boring and unnecessary? (4) i hated studying grammar
when i was in school.
(5) english is a very tricky language loaded with many rules and just as
many exceptions to those rules. (6)by knowing these rules and exceptions,
(7)communicating
with others is what its all about.
(8) organizing a sentence so that it gets across your intended meaning is
important. (9) in order to do this, you have to know the parts of a sentence
(noun,
verb, adjective, etc.) (10) knowing the elements of a sentence and how
sentences are structured can help you to get across your intended

4× is grammar important?

4× what is the best way to revise sentence (18)?
a
all of the rules and their exceptions need to be
remembered by you.
b
you will probably need to remember all of the rules and
their exceptions.
c
you are probably wondering how you will remember all
of the rules and their exceptions.
d
how all of the rules and their exceptions will be
remembered you are probably wondering

Explanation:

The passage discusses grammar and sentence structure. When revising a sentence, it's impractical to remember all rules and exceptions (as English has many). Option D reflects this idea by stating one would be wondering how to remember all rules and exceptions. Options A, B, and C are less likely as they suggest remembering all rules (A), needing to remember exceptions (B), or wondering about remembering rules (C), which don't align with the text's implication that it's difficult/impossible to remember all.

Answer:

D. How all of the rules and their exceptions will be remembered you are probably wondering.