I dislike _ disturbing me at this time
Correct answer: B. your
- A. you
- B. your
- C. yours
- D. yourself
Explanation
- "Your" is a possessive adjective, which is used to describe the action of disturbing as belonging to the person being addressed.- This sentence is a more formal or polite way of expressing the idea, implying that the speaker dislikes the fact that the person is disturbing them, rather than disliking the person themselves.
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