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Which of the following phrases should replace the phrase underlined to make the sentence grammatically correct? (The underlined phrase is shown in square brackets.) The driver [did not accede at the…

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Which of the following phrases should replace the phrase underlined to make the sentence grammatically correct? (The underlined phrase is shown in square brackets.)

The driver [did not accede at the demand] of the people as he was aware of the risk involved in it.
  1. did not accede to the demand
  2. did not accede at demanding
  3. was not accede at the demand
  4. No correction required

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A - did not accede to the demand
The verb 'accede' takes the preposition 'to' (accede to a demand/request). So 'did not accede to the demand' is correct; 'accede at' is wrong and 'was not accede' is ungrammatical.

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