Identify the sentence, out of the following, that is error-free:
Correct answer: A. I do not enjoy being laughed at by other people.
- A. I do not enjoy being laughed at by other people.
- B. I did not enjoy laughing by other people.
- C. I am not enjoying laughing by other people.
- D. I do not enjoying being laughed at other people.
Explanation
"I do not enjoy being laughed at by other people." This sentence is grammatically correct. It uses the correct verb tense ("do not enjoy") and the proper form of the verb "laughed" in the passive voice to convey the idea of being the recipient of laughter from others.
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