_ Word to the wise is sufficient.Choose the correction option to complete the sentence.
Correct answer: D. A
- A. An
- B. The
- C. No article requird
- D. A
Explanation
So, the completed sentence would be: "A word to the wise is sufficient."In this case, the use of the indefinite article "a" suggests that any piece of advice or warning is adequate for those who are wise.
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