Question

You asked to borrow my dress last night and
I said no and yet somehow it
worn.
A. is being
B. will be
C. being
D. has been​

Answer 1

The correct option is Option D i.e. Has been.

Explanation:

• This is a sentence of contrast where the subject tells someone that she forbid someone to take her dress. Yet the dress is worn the next day.
• Here the sentence is in simple past, which makes the attribute to the subject must have a present participle form of verb to fit grammatically and meaningfully.
• The correct option is, therefore, has been. And, the sentence is:
• You asked to borrow my dress last night and I said no and yet somehow it has been worn.