Choose the correct option.
Correct answer: C. The administration has no vested interest in proving whether public schools were good or bad.
- A. The administration has no vest interest in proving whether public schools were good or bad.
- B. The administration had no vested interest in proving whether public schools were good and bad.
- C. The administration has no vested interest in proving whether public schools were good or bad.
- D. The administration has no vested interest in proving not only public schools were good or bad.
Explanation
This sentence is correct. It uses "vested interest" correctly and contrasts "good or bad" properly.
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