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Correct answer: C. At no time did he admit that his team played badly.
- A. At no time he admitted that his team played badly.
- B. At no time did he admit that his team played bad.
- C. At no time did he admit that his team played badly.
- D. At no time he admitted that his team played bad.
Explanation
The correct answer is: At no time did he admit that his team played badly.The phrase "at no time" is a negation that indicates that something did not happen at any point, and it is typically used with the auxiliary verb "did" in the negative form.The correct sentence uses the past tense of the verb "admit" (admitted) in the negative form (did not admit), and the adjective "badly" to describe the team's performance.
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