Concept:The correct phrase is an idiomatic expression used to show purpose or intention.Explanation:The standard idiom is "with a view to", which means "with the aim or intention of".It is always followed by a gerund (the "-ing" form of a verb), such as "passing".Options B, C, and D use incorrect forms like "with the view of" or "with a view of".Thus, "Adamu studied very hard with a view to passing the examination" is correct.Answer:A. with a view to