Correct Spellings Identification

The task is to find the sentence that uses the correct spelling for the words related to remembering past events. We need to carefully check the spellings in each option provided.

Analyzing Spelling Accuracy

Let's break down the options to identify the correct spelling:

• Option 1: Contains 'recal'. This is an incorrect spelling. The correct word is 'recall'.
• Option 2: Contains 'recall'. This is the correct spelling for the word meaning to remember or bring back to mind. It also correctly uses 'recollect'.
• Option 3: Contains 'rekall'. This is an incorrect spelling.
• Option 4: Contains 'ricall'. This is also an incorrect spelling.

Focusing on 'Recall'

The main difference between the options is the spelling of the verb used to describe Geeta's state. The correct spelling is 'recall'.

'Recall' means to remember something.

'Recollect' also means to remember something, often implying a more conscious effort.

The word 'recollect' is spelled correctly in all the options. The word 'recall' is misspelled in options 1, 3, and 4.

Conclusion on Correct Spelling

Option 2 is the only sentence that uses the correct spelling, 'recall'. It accurately contrasts Geeta's inability to remember ('recall') with Mohit's ability to remember ('recollect').

The sentence demonstrating correct spellings is:

Geeta is unable to recall the events of five years ago in comparison to her brother, Mohit who can recollect the memories of his childhood.