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Improve the bracketed part of the sentence. Mike quickly (brushed her past) without any sort of salutation.
Question

Improve the bracketed part of the sentence.
Mike quickly (brushed her past) without any sort of salutation.

A.

brushed past her

B.

brushed her

C.

brushy past

D.

No improvement

Correct option is A


· The phrase "brushed her past" is incorrect. The correct phrase is "brushed past her" as "brushed past" is a correct phrasal verb meaning "to pass by someone quickly."
· Correct sentence: "Mike quickly brushed past her without any sort of salutation."
· Rule: The correct structure is "brush past + object."
Example : She brushed past me in a hurry. She brushed me past in a hurry. (Incorrect)

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