The sentence given means that having admitted his guilt in the first statement still he denies or rejects to accept. So answer is option [A].
Sentence Correction · Exercise 1 of 4
Sentence Correction Sentence Correction - 1
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Which of phrases given below each sentence should replace the phrase printed in bold type to make the grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is, mark 'E' as the answer.
Demonstrated implies past perfect so had prepared
It can't be "have prepared " because we demonstrated them is already an incident in the past and what we demonstrated them has to be further in the past.
1. Use present perfect when you discuss about something happened in the past before a given present event.
2. Use past perfect when you discuss about something happened in the past before a given past event.
Because sentence is in passive voice. So use should be.
If the act is done by someone else then it is passive voice.
We use "on" where their is physical contact so it should be "over" not "on ". Plus here in the question it's "pupils" which is plural so we go for "heads" not head.
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Because it is in passive voice that's why [B] is correct.
Given sentence is not correct because :-
You feel humiliated by somebody : Now if they had been caught cheating then they would have been humiliated. They cannot feel humiliated because they have realized that they cheated.
However if somebody cheats them, then they can feel humiliated by that person. Hence [B] is correct.
Because it is the simple present tense, he never like the word dislike, so [B] is the answer.
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