Which one of the following is correct?
Correct answer: C. Both Peter and James are studying law.
- A. Peter and James are both good studying law.
- B. Peter and James both are studying law.
- C. Both Peter and James are studying law.
- D. Peter and James are studying law both.
Explanation
This sentence is grammatically correct. "Both" correctly modifies the subjects "Peter and James," and the sentence structure is clear and coherent.
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