Anil was wrong to lose his temper. (Begin: Anil ought...) - Vidyadip

MCQ

Anil was wrong to lose his temper.
(Begin: Anil ought...)

A
Anil ought to lose his anger.
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Anil ought not to have lost his temper.
C
Anil ought not be angry.
D
Anil ought not to angry.

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Anil ought not to have lost his temper.

B

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