He disposed off the case.
Correct answer: B. He disposed of the case.
- A. (A) He disposed for the case.
- B. He disposed of the case.
- C. (C) He disposed on the case.
- D. (D) He disposed from the case..
Explanation
The sentence "He disposed of the case" is grammatically correct because it follows the subject-verb-object pattern. "He" is the subject, "disposed of" is the verb phrase indicating the action taken, and "the case" is the object that receives the action. This sentence effectively communicates that he took action to resolve or settle the case in some manner.
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