Find out the correct sentence: The poors and the needy suffer too much. What not a pity!, Poor and needy suffer much. It is pity., The poor and the needy suffer much. What a pity!, Poors and needy suffer much. What a great pity!
- The poors and the needy suffer too much. What not a pity!
- Poor and needy suffer much. It is pity.
- The poor and the needy suffer much. What a pity!
- Poors and needy suffer much. What a great pity!
Explanation
- The poor and the needy suffer much. What a pity!
- “Poor” is used as a plural noun with “the” → the poor, not “poors”.
- “What a pity!” is the correct exclamatory phrase expressing sympathy.
Last verified on 26-05-2026
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