I dont agree with you; I think_______________________________?
Correct answer: B. it is rather a good film
- A. it is fairly good film
- B. it is rather a good film
- C. it is rather fairly good film
- D. it is fairly rather good film
Explanation
“Rather” can precede the article and adjective in the pattern “rather a good film.” “Fairly” normally comes before the adjective but after the article, so option a is missing “a.”
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