Choose the correct options:
Correct answer: D. The manager seemed pleased with the sales figures.
- A. The manager seemed please with the sales figures.
- B. The manager seemed pleased man with the sales figures.
- C. The manager seemed pleasing with the sales figures.
- D. The manager seemed pleased with the sales figures.
Explanation
The word "pleased" (past participle) is correct because it describes the manager's feeling.
Last updated
Related questions
Choose the word that is a preposition in the sentence: The cat jumped over the wall.
Choose the correct comparative form: This question is ____ than the last one.
Identify the part of speech of the word but in: Everyone attended but Ali.
The available information amounts to very little 'in toto'. Here 'in toto' is?
He met a man who lived in USA last year. What is " who " according to grammar here?