Choose the correct one.

Correct answer: A. They apparently walked to the south in the direction of India and at around 6 am were approached by soldiers from a nearby army post.

  • A. They apparently walked to the south in the direction of India and at around 6 am were approached by soldiers from a nearby army post.
  • B. They apparently walked to south in the direction of India and at around 6 am were approached by soldiers from a nearby army post.
  • C. They apparently walked to the south in the direction of the India and at around 6 am were approached by soldiers from a nearby army post.
  • D. They apparently walked to the south in direction of India and at around 6 am were approached by soldiers from a nearby army post.

Explanation

The correct answer is A. They apparently walked to the south in the direction of India and at around 6 am were approached by soldiers from a nearby army post. The sentence describes a sequence of events, and the correct form is to use the preposition "to" followed by the direction "the south", and the preposition "in" followed by the phrase "the direction of India".

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