English, asked by heramotrk, 8 months ago

(ii)
The old man
(A) has lived here all his life
(B) lived here all his life
(C) lives here all his life
(D) living here all his life​

Answers

Answered by Rajashree23
3

Answer:

has lived here all his life

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Answered by phillipinestest
0

Tenses

The old man (B) lived here all his life.

Explanation:

  • The two main aspects of tenses in English Grammer is the simple tense and the perfect tense.
  • The simple tense is used only for the relating of a single time. It does not refer to a time period.
  • It is thus also termed as the indefinite tense.
  • The perfect tense on the other hand relates to two different time periods.
  • If the two time periods related are the present and the immediate past then the present perfect tense is used.
  • If the two time periods related are the present and the far off past then the past perfect tense is used.
  • In the given context, the sentence beginning with the noun phrase ,  'The old man' does not relate to two time periods. Hence the simple past tense is the most appropriate tense.
  • The simple present tense is not used as the phrase 'all his life' implies the past.
  • Thus the correct option is : The old man (B) lived here all his life.

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