Fill in the blank with the most suitable determiner: Leena said _________, but I couldn't understand what she said.
A
something
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B
anything
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C
nothing
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D
someone
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Solution
The correct option is A something 'Something' means a thing that is unspecified or is unknown and is generally used in positive sentences. Since the sentence the sentence is positive, option A is correct.
'Anything' refers to an indefinite set of things and is used in a negative sentence. The sentence here is not negative and there are no set of things either.
'Nothing' means not a single thing, or not a single part of something. Therefore, it cannot be used in this context since the statement conveys that Leena spoke.
'Someone' refers to a single person or when we do not know if the person is male or female.