The teacher was made him to stand.
Correct answer: B. (B) The teacher made him stand.
- A. The teacher made him to stand.
- B. (B) The teacher made him stand.
- C. (C) The teacher made him standing.
- D. (D) The teacher make him standing.
Explanation
Option (B) provides the correct construction of the sentence in the past tense. "Made" is followed by the object "him," and the infinitive verb "stand" follows without the particle "to." This structure is grammatically correct and commonly used to indicate that someone is compelled to assume a standing position.
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