In the following, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one.
Correct answer: B. The doctor asked her to move her head upwards but she couldn't
- A. The doctor asked her to move her head upwardly but she couldn't
- B. The doctor asked her to move her head upwards but she couldn't
- C. The doctor asked her to move her head up warding but she couldn't.
- D. The doctor asked her to move her head upward and she couldn't.
Explanation
Option B correctly uses "upwards" to modify the verb "move," ensuring proper grammar.
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