The athletes are undergoing vigorous training. This weak training is very important for the athletes as the finals start next week.

Frequently confused words are called homophones, which are words that sound like other words when spoken but spelled differently.

The word 'weak' describes a lack of physical strength, and the word 'week' describes a period of seven days.

The athletes are undergoing vigorous training. This weak training is very important for the athletes, as the finals start next week.

This sentence is wrong due to the usage of "weak" instead of "week". Spelling mistake of "week" makes the sentence incorrect.

No change

The athletes are undergoing vigorous training. This week’s training is very important for the athletes, as the finals start next week.

The sentence is correct in terms of grammar and clarity. The phrase "This week’s training" is used appropriately to indicate that the training being discussed pertains to the current week. Additionally, the sentence effectively conveys the importance of the week’s training in preparation for the upcoming finals.

week’s

The athletes are undergoing vigorous training. This weeks training is very important for the athletes, as the finals start next week.

The sentence contains a subject-verb agreement error. Plural form of "week" is not neccessary in this sentence.

weeks

The athletes are undergoing vigorous training. This weak' training is very important for the athletes, as the finals start next week.

The sentence contains a spelling error which is "This weak' training." The uasge of "weak'" is inappropriate.

weak'

Correct sentence

The athletes are undergoing vigorous training. This week’s training is very important for the athletes, as the finals start next week.

Option

B

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