[amp_mcq option1=”In enough time” option2=”In brief time” option3=”In no time” option4=”On time only E. No correction required” correct=”option3″]
The correct answer is: E. No correction required.
The sentence “In quick time he got attached to a renowned leader and politician” is grammatically correct and does not require any correction. The word “quick” means “fast” or “rapid”, and the word “attached” means “to be connected to something”. In this sentence, the word “quick” is used to describe how quickly the person got attached to the renowned leader and politician. The word “attached” is used to describe the relationship between the person and the renowned leader and politician. The sentence is clear and easy to understand, and does not require any further explanation.
The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the meaning of the sentence. The word “enough” means “sufficient” or “adequate”, and the word “brief” means “short”. The word “in no time” means “very quickly”. The word “on time” means “at the correct time”. The word “only” means “just” or “solely”. None of these words accurately describe the meaning of the sentence “In quick time he got attached to a renowned leader and politician”.