182. It is not much hot today.
Correct answer: A. (A) it is not very hot today.
- A. (A) it is not very hot today.
- B. (B) it is not too hot today.
- C. (C), it is not very hotter today.
- D. it is not much more hot today.
Explanation
Option (A) provides a grammatically correct and natural way of expressing the idea that the weather is not excessively hot. "Very" is the appropriate modifier to convey the degree of heat in this context.
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