45. Earlier you sleep, earlier you get up.
Correct answer: A. The earlier you sleep, the earlier you get up
- A. The earlier you sleep, the earlier you get up
- B. B) The earlier you sleep, the earlier you get up
- C. (C) earlier you sleep, the earlier you get up
- D. (D) The earlier you sleep, earlier you get up
Explanation
The sentence "The earlier you sleep, the earlier you get up" is grammatically correct because it follows a comparative structure known as correlative conjunctions. In this structure, "the earlier you sleep" and "the earlier you get up" are parallel clauses, connected by the correlative conjunction "the...the." This construction effectively communicates the relationship between going to bed early and waking up early.
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