Question

They their defeat with good grace O (A) accepted O (B) accepting (C) was accepting 0 (D) accepts​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The correct form of the verb will be:

(A) They accepted their defeat with good grace.

Explanation:

• The correct form of the verb in the sentence is "accepted".
• The answer to this question should be figured out using the options given in the question.
• The second option "accepting" is wrong because it contains the present participle "+ing" but does not use "are" after the pronoun "they".
• The third option "was accepting" is wrong because "they" is used to show plural and "was" is used for singular.
• "Accepts" is wrong because "accepts" should be used in the first person pronoun and "they" is in the third person.
• So, the correct option is an option(A)"accepted".