Discussion
Select the grammatically correct sentence:
1. He went to the wholesale market and bought the cheap rations.
2. He went to the wholesale market and bought the rations cheap.
3. He went to the wholesale market and bought rations cheaply.
4. He went to the wholesale market and cheaply bought rations.
Answer: B
It is sentence 2.
Cheap here is an adverb meaning at a low price, and it follows the verb - bought the rations cheap. Placed before rations it would be an adjective describing the rations themselves as inferior.
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