How should this sentence be changed? Although "A Voyage to Lilliput" is the only one of his adventures most people remember, Guliver actually make many journeys to places equally improbable. A Although "A Voyage to Llliput" am the only one of his adventures most people remember, Guliver actually make many joumeys to places equally improbable. B. Although 'A Voyage to Llliput" is the only one of his adventures most people remember Guliver actually makes many joumeys to places equaly improbable. C. Although "A Voyage to Lilliput" is the only one of his adventures most people remember, Gulliver actually make many journey to places equally improbable. D. No change needs to be made to this sentence.

To determine the best option for correcting the sentence, let's analyze the original sentence and the provided options for grammatical correctness and clarity. The original sentence is: "Although 'A Voyage to Lilliput' is the only one of his adventures most people remember, Guliver actually make many journeys to places equally improbable." ### Issues in the Original Sentence: 1. **Spelling Error**: "Guliver" should be "Gulliver." 2. **Verb Agreement**: "make" should be "makes" to agree with the singular subject "Gulliver." 3. **Pluralization**: "journeys" is correct, but in option C, it is incorrectly changed to "journey." 4. **Punctuation**: There should be a comma before "Gulliver" to separate the clauses properly. ### Analyzing the Options: - **Option A**: Contains multiple errors, including "am" instead of "is," and "joumeys" instead of "journeys." - **Option B**: Misses a comma before "Gulliver" and has "joumeys" instead of "journeys." It also has "makes" which is correct. - **Option C**: Corrects "Guliver" to "Gulliver," but incorrectly changes "journeys" to "journey" and keeps "make" instead of "makes." - **Option D**: States that no change is needed, which is incorrect due to the errors present. ### Conclusion: The best option is **B**, but it still requires a minor correction (adding a comma before "Gulliver"). However, since it is the closest to being correct, it is the best choice among the provided options. Thus, the final answer is: **B. Although "A Voyage to Lilliput" is the only one of his adventures most people remember, Gulliver actually makes many journeys to places equally improbable.**