Correct the sentence: It is nothing else than a folly.
- It is nothing else than a folly.
- It is nothing else but a folly.
- It is nothing but a folly.
- It is only a folly.
Explanation
It is nothing but a folly.
The sentence means: "It is only a foolish act."
The correct idiom is "nothing but", which means "only" or "merely".
- The phrase "nothing else than" or "nothing else but" is incorrect
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