Improve the highlighted part of the sentence. Choose "No improvement' as an answer if the sentence is grammatically correct.
Drive two blocks and turn right at the traffic lights. Rev

Correct option is C

The correct sentence requires No improvement.
Explanation: The structure is imperative, giving a command. “Turn right at the traffic lights” is standard usage in English.
· Grammatical Rule Used:
· Imperative Sentences – start with the base form of a verb and give directions, commands, or instructions.
· Explanation of the rule in Hindi:
· आदेश देने वाले वाक्य imperative होते हैं और इनमें verb का मूल रूप (जैसे "turn") प्रयोग किया जाता है।
Meanings of the options:
· (a) turn right in: incorrect preposition.
· Hindi: "in" का प्रयोग स्थान के लिए होता है, यहाँ अनुपयुक्त है
· (b) turns right at: incorrect verb form; subject less imperative sentence.
· Hindi: "turns" गलत है क्योंकि subject नहीं है
· (c) No improvement: correct choice.
· Hindi: कोई सुधार नहीं चाहिए
· (d) turn rightly at: "rightly" is an adverb; not used with direction.
· Hindi: "rightly" अर्थ में "सही ढंग से" होता है, दिशा के लिए नहीं