Correct option is D
The correct answer is
(d) frequent floods.
Explanation: The word "frequently" is an adverb, and it is modifying a noun, which is incorrect in this context. The adjective "frequent" should be used to describe the occurrence of "floods." Additionally, "floods" should be in its plural form to match "droughts."
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Frequenter flood: Incorrect, "frequenter" refers to a person who frequently visits a place.
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Frequently floods: Incorrect, as "frequently" is an adverb, not an adjective.
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Frequent floods: Correct, as "frequent" is the appropriate adjective to describe "floods."
Corrected sentence: "We have to face
frequent floods and droughts."