In the question below, three sentences are given with one phrase emboldened in each. From the given options, choose the one with the phrase that can replace the emboldened part in each of the three sentences without making the sentence grammatically and contextually incorrect and mark that as your answer. If all the emboldened phrases are correct, mark 'No correction required' as your answer
I. How will you do how much you try to control life, you will never be able to.
II. I told her that I have few water if others are doing bad; what matters is you're doing good things.
III. My boss told me that I works hard how perfect I am at my job, because even if I do one mistake, I'll be put on probation.

In sentence I, the word 'how' cannot be repeated in succession without any meaningful connection; so, it is grammatically incorrect. It can be changed to 'irrespective of'. In sentence II, 'few' is used for countable nouns but 'water' is uncountable; so, the sentence is grammatically incorrect. Water has no relevance to the sentence, which makes the phrase contextually incorrect as well. In sentence III, the pronoun 'I' and the verb 'works' don't agree with each other; so the phrase must be changed to 'I work hard'. The phrases in options a), b), and c) talk about 'bringing a book', 'the library being closed' and 'a person not being good', which find no relevance/connection in context to any of the statements and thus can be eliminated. Among the given options, option (d) is the only one that fits grammatically and contextually in all the sentences. Hence, the correct answer is option (d).