Choose the option that rectifies the incorrectly spelt underlined word. Mr. Singh is a phenomenally sucsesful salesperson.
successful
The question asks us to identify and correct a misspelled word in the given sentence: "Mr. Singh is a phenomenally sucsesful salesperson." The underlined word, "sucsesful," is incorrectly spelt.
The word in question is intended to be an adjective describing Mr. Singh's sales performance. The spelling provided, "sucsesful," is not the standard English spelling.
The correct spelling of the word is "successful." This word describes achieving success or desired results. It is formed from the noun "success" and the suffix "-ful".
Misspellings often occur because of confusion with the double letters in the word. The correct spelling requires a double 'c' and a double 's'.
The correct form is 'success' + 'ful' = 'successful'.
Let's look at the provided options to find the correct spelling of "successful":
sucessful: This option has a single 'c' and a double 's', but the correct spelling requires a double 'c'. So, this is incorrect.successful: This option has a double 'c' and a double 's', followed by '-ful'. This matches the correct spelling.successfull: This option has a double 'c' and a double 's', but ends with '-full'. Adjectives formed with the suffix '-ful' typically end with a single 'l', not double 'l' (e.g., careful, hopeful, beautiful, useful). So, this is incorrect.sucesfull: This option has a single 'c', a single 's', and ends with '-full'. Both the 'c', 's', and the ending are incorrect. So, this is incorrect.Based on the analysis, the only option with the correct spelling of the word is "successful".
Therefore, the sentence correctly written would be: "Mr. Singh is a phenomenally successful salesperson."
The incorrectly spelt word "sucsesful" should be "successful". Option 2 provides the correct spelling.
| Incorrect Spelling | Correct Spelling | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| sucsesful | successful | Missing 'c' and 's' |
| sucessful | successful | Missing 'c' |
| successfull | successful | Extra 'l' at the end |
| sucesfull | successful | Missing 'c', missing 's', extra 'l' |
| Word | Common Error | Correct Spelling |
|---|---|---|
| Successful | sucessful, successfull | successful |
| Believe | beleive | believe |
| Receive | recieve | receive |
| Separate | seperate | separate |
| Definite | definately | definite |
Many adjectives are formed by adding the suffix '-ful' to a noun. This suffix means "full of" or "having the quality of". When added to a noun, the suffix is typically spelt with a single 'l', even if the base noun ends in 'l' or the adjective before adding '-ful' might seem to suggest a double 'l'.
Note that when adding '-ful' to a word ending in 'y' (like beauty), the 'y' changes to 'i'.
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