The sentence "The test will not need more than one and half hour to finish" is grammatically correct. The phrase "one and half hour" is a compound adjective that modifies the noun "test." The phrase "to finish" is a prepositional phrase that modifies the verb "need." The sentence is clear and concise, and it conveys the intended meaning accurately.

Find out whether there is any grammatical error in below sentence. The test will not need / more than one and half hour / to finish.

The test will not need

more than one and half hour

to finish

No error

Answer is Right!

Answer is Wrong!

The correct answer is: D. No error

The sentence “The test will not need more than one and half hour to finish” is grammatically correct. The phrase “one and half hour” is a compound adjective that modifies the noun

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The other options are incorrect because they contain grammatical errors. Option A is incorrect because the verb “need” does not require a direct object. Option B is incorrect because the phrase “more than one and half hour” is not a grammatically correct way to express the amount of time. Option C is incorrect because the prepositional phrase “to finish” is not necessary in this sentence.

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