Complete the sentences by choosing the most appropriate option, from the given lettered choices.Our football team has _ the remarkable feat of winning the championship for three years in succession.
Correct answer: B. Brought off
- A. Brought in
- B. Brought off
- C. Had brought
- D. Have brought
- E. Brought to
Explanation
The correct sentence is: 'Our football team has brought off the remarkable feat of winning the championship for three years in succession.' The phrase 'brought off' means to successfully achieve something difficult, which aligns with the context of the football team winning the championship repeatedly. Other options such as 'brought in', 'had brought', and 'brought to' do not convey this meaning. 'Have brought' is incorrect due to subject-verb agreement issues.
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