Which option is a valid way to specify the portion to correct when using WRONG?

Which option is a valid way to specify the portion to correct when using WRONG?

• A. All after
• B. All before
• C. Word after
• D. From....to.....

Answer: (D)

Specifying the portion to correct requires a defined range with a clear start and end. This is the only approach that unambiguously identifies exactly which segment should be edited. Using a range with start and end markers—“From … to …”—gives precise control over the portion being corrected, ensuring you edit precisely what you intend. In contrast, options like applying changes to everything after a point or everything before a point would affect more or less text than desired, and targeting just the word after a point may miss other words that are part of the intended correction. So the valid method is the one that marks a specific range from a starting point to an ending point.

Specifying the portion to correct requires a defined range with a clear start and end. This is the only approach that unambiguously identifies exactly which segment should be edited. Using a range with start and end markers—“From … to …”—gives precise control over the portion being corrected, ensuring you edit precisely what you intend.

In contrast, options like applying changes to everything after a point or everything before a point would affect more or less text than desired, and targeting just the word after a point may miss other words that are part of the intended correction. So the valid method is the one that marks a specific range from a starting point to an ending point.