The both girls are tall.
Correct answer: C. Both the girls are tall.
- A. (A) Both girls are tall.
- B. (B) The both of girls are tall.
- C. Both the girls are tall.
- D. (D) Both of the girls are tall.
Explanation
The sentence "Both the girls are tall" is grammatically correct because it follows the subject-verb-adjective pattern. "Both the girls" is the subject, "are" is the linking verb, and "tall" is the adjective describing the girls. This sentence effectively communicates that both girls have a considerable height.
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