He is very weak to walk.
Correct answer: D. He is too. weak to walk.
- A. (A) He is very weak too walk.
- B. (B) He is to weak too walk.
- C. (C) He is too weak too walk.
- D. He is too. weak to walk.
Explanation
The sentence "He is too weak to walk" is grammatically correct. It follows a common structure where "He" is the subject, "is" is the linking verb, and "too weak to walk" is the predicate adjective phrase describing the state of being too weak to walk.
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