From the alternatives provided in the question below select the one which most appropriately completes the sentence:
The Governor has .... to the people on many occasions
broadcast
been broadcast
broadcasted
being broadcast
been broadcasted
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the correct answer is A as said earlier the word broadcast placed in its neutral form and cannot be referred to in a past tense or particliple. Though it may nt make sense wen spoken,but that is the rule guiding it. Thanks.
do u remember a law that says, always add been when u have anomalous verb, as in when u have has, have and had, so i think b is correct.
Broadcast is the appropriate answer, simply because the the past tense of it is still broadcast.
Soo never add 'ed' even when speaking it in it's past form.
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This Is just like saying
"The boy has report to his teacher so many times "
This is very wrong. The word broadcast has a past tense which is broadcasted.. Check the dictionary.
A is the right answer because the word broadcast does not have a past tense or past participle.... Broadcast is broadcast
The answer ain't even here though
If we going for broadcast as a plural form
Then it's gonna be has broadcasts not just broadcast
