Martha was _ to win first prize
Correct answer: A. Absolutely delighted
- A. Absolutely delighted
- B. Very delighted
- C. Very much delighted
- D. Very absolutely delighted
Explanation
The correct answer is: Absolutely delighted.The correct sentence is: "Martha was absolutely delighted to win first prize.""Absolutely" is an adverb that emphasizes the extent or degree of Martha's delight, indicating that she was completely or totally delighted.
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