NIMCET 2009 — English PYQ

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Question

NIMCET 2009 — English PYQ

NIMCET | English | 2009

Identify the correct sentence

Choose the correct answer:

Explanation

Idiomatic Usage: In English, the standard expression is "to have difficulty (in) doing something".
Verb Choice: We generally use the verb "have" with difficulty to describe a state or a persistent issue. While "get" can be used in some contexts, "have" is the most grammatically sound choice for this sentence structure.
Preposition Choice: The noun "difficulty" is commonly followed by the preposition "in" when followed by a gerund (verb + ing).
- Option (c) is incorrect because "on" is not used with difficulty in this context.
Grammatical Structure:
- Option (b) is incorrect due to the use of "get" and a spelling error in "difficulty".
- Option (d) is incorrect because the continuous form "am getting" and the lack of a preposition make the sentence sound unnatural in this formal context.

Structural Formula:

The correct grammatical pattern can be represented as:

\text{Subject} + \text{have/has} + \text{difficulty} + \text{(in)} + \text{Verb-ing}