He went out just now.
Correct answer: C. He has gone out just now.
- A. (A) He goes out just now.
- B. (B) He was gone out just now.
- C. He has gone out just now.
- D. (D) He is gone out just now.
Explanation
The sentence "He had gone out just now" is grammatically correct. It follows the past perfect tense structure, where "He" is the subject, "had gone" is the past perfect form of the verb "go," and "just now" is an adverbial phrase indicating the time frame of the action. This sentence effectively communicates that at some point in the recent past, he had left or gone out.
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