Which sentence uses the word abominable correctly?

A) Derek treated his motorbike with abominable disregard.

B) Derek completed his driving course in abominable time.

C) Derek was abominable at himself for missing the bus.

D) Derek thought of an abominable plan to help the homeless

Question

Which sentence uses the word abominable correctly?

A) Derek treated his motorbike with abominable disregard.

B) Derek completed his driving course in abominable time.

C) Derek was abominable at himself for missing the bus.

D) Derek thought of an abominable plan to help the homeless

anonymous · Answer

either A or C. since in A he is 'disregarding' his bike with abominabilty  i would say A.

anonymous · Answer

It was correct. Thank you man.

anonymous · Answer

your welcome.

anonymous · Answer

One quick tip though xD. Since you're helping with English, it would be better to use the proper form of "your" and "you're". Just saying.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah I know, but I swing between doing Online Courses to helping people on here so I use text-lingo.

anonymous · Answer

Ah, understandable.