In each question a part is highlighted that may or may not have error in it. Choose the best alternative from the given options that can replace the highlighted section from the question. If the sentence is already grammatically correct, choose “No improvement needed” as your answer.

It’s not uncommon for a student to choose a career choice **sole over the prospect of** good jobs.

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In each question a part is highlighted that may or may not have error in it. Choose the best alternative from the given options that can replace the highlighted section from the question. If the sentence is already grammatically correct, choose “No improvement needed” as your answer.

It’s not uncommon for a student to choose a career choice **sole over the prospect of** good jobs.

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**Solution:**

1. The highlighted phrase "sole over the prospect of" is incorrect because "sole" is an adjective and does not fit properly here.

2. The correct adverb form "solely" should be used to modify the verb "choose".

3. Also, "prospect" should be singular as it refers to the general possibility of good jobs.

4. Therefore, the phrase should be "solely over the prospect of" to be grammatically correct.

**Answer:** Option (b) "solely over the prospect of"

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