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which sentence uses the word "meticulous" correctly?

The story was about a young meticulous.



She worked very meticulous on her art project.




Did you meticulous with your homework last night?



You should be very meticulous when solving math problems.

the answer was D

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Answer:

You should be very meticulous when solving math problems.

Explanation:

The word meticulous is an adjective. It means 'careful and thorough'.

Sentence D uses it correctly.

Sentence A is wrong because it uses 'meticulous' as if it were a noun.

Sentence B is wrong because it uses 'meticulous' as if it were an adverb.

Sentence C is wrong because it uses 'meticulous' as if it were a verb.

The statement that correctly employs the word 'meticulous' and denotes its meaning successfully would be:

D). You should be very meticulous when solving math problems.

  • The term 'meticulous' illustrates an adjective that stands for 'being careful or giving conscientious attention to details of a particular task precisely.'
  • In the fourth sentence i.e. 'You...problems' most adequately accomplishes this meaning successfully as it is crucial to be very precise and give detailed attention to every step in detail while solving problems associated with maths.
  • The first option is incorrect because it wrongly uses it as a noun, while the second option is incorrect because it incorrectly uses an adjective as an adverb, and the third sentence improperly uses it as a verb.

Thus, option D is the correct answer.

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