Question

My father ………… me on my brilliant success.
1 point
i) congratulated
(ii) congratulation
(iii)will be congratulating
(iv) has been congratulated​

Answer 1

i

My father congratulated. me on my brilliant success

Answer 2

Answer:

My father congratulated me on my brilliant success.

So, first option is the correct option.

Explanation:

Here given sentence is a example of simple past tense.

Form of simple past tense is Subject + past tense of verb + objective

Here, subject - my father

past form of verb - congratulated and objective part is me on my brilliant success.

So, complete sentence is My father congratulated me on my brilliant success..

Know more about simple past tense:

The simple past form is indicated by the use of the simple past form of the verb. For regular verbs, the difference between the simple present and simple past forms of the verb is simple; you just need to add "-ed" to the end. For example, let's look at this sentence written in the simple present tense:

John and Mary are walking on the beach.

If we want to show that it happened yesterday, we just add "-ed" to "walk:" instead of now.

John and Mary walked on the beach yesterday.

These types of verbs are called regular verbs because they are continuous and easy to change from present to past tense: just add "-ed".

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