Correct option is A
Correct Answer: A — Only (A)-(C)
After interchanging price (A) and precise (C):
Correct sentence:
We cannot make a precise calculation of the price until we have all the costs.
Only price (A) and precise (C) are interchanged.
Meaning of Highlighted Words (English + Hindi + Example)
price (A)
English Meaning: The amount of money required to buy something
Hindi Meaning: कीमत, मूल्य
Example: The price of the product increased last year.
Position Analysis (Original):
“We cannot make a price calculation…”
This is awkward and unnatural. The standard collocation is “precise calculation,” not “price calculation.”
After interchange:
“…calculation of the price…” — correct structure.
“Price” properly functions as a noun after “of.”
calculation (B)
English Meaning: The process of using numbers to determine a result
Hindi Meaning: गणना
Example: The calculation was done carefully.
Position Analysis:
“Make a calculation” is grammatically correct.
“Precise calculation” is also a natural collocation.
This word is correctly placed and does not need interchange.
precise (C)
English Meaning: Exact and accurate
Hindi Meaning: सटीक
Example: She gave a precise answer.
Position Analysis (Original):
“…of the precise until…”
Here “precise” incorrectly appears as a noun, which is grammatically wrong because “precise” is an adjective.
After interchange:
“a precise calculation” — correct adjective + noun structure.
costs (D)
English Meaning: Expenses incurred
Hindi Meaning: खर्च
Example: The total costs were higher than expected.
Position Analysis:
“…until we have all the costs.”
This is grammatically and logically correct. No change is needed.
Why Only (A)-(C) is Correct
Original incorrect part:
“price calculation of the precise”
After interchange:
“precise calculation of the price”
Correct structure:
Article + adjective + noun + preposition + noun
No other replacements are necessary.
Final Answer:
Option A — Only (A)-(C)