The chances of his heart failure are very high as he has used high prohibited dangerous drugs unconsciously.
Correct answer: A. Very high
- A. Very high
- B. High prohibitet
- C. Drugs
- D. Unconsciously
Explanation
The adjective "high" needs modification by an adverb to indicate the degree. Therefore, the use of "highly" is necessary. This change ensures proper grammar and clearly expresses the intensity of the prohibited dangerous drugs. The corrected sentence is: The chances of his heart failure are very high as he has used highly prohibited dangerous drugs unconsciously.
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