A puzzling question
He was .................., and in the end he was arrested and sent to prison.
- a) bullied b) a bully c) bulling d) bully
- I go for 'a bully;. Is this sentence a correct one?
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, and in the end he was arrested and sent to prison. a) bullied b) a bully c) bull y ing d) bully I go for 'a bully;. Is this sentence a correct one?
- , and in the end he was arrested and sent to prison.
- a) bullied b) a bully c) bull y ing d) bully I go for 'a bully;.
- Is this sentence a correct one?
- a, b and c all result in a correct sentence.
- Without more context, you can't really decide which is the most suitable.
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He was .................., and in the end he was arrested and sent to prison.
- a) bullied b) a bully c) bullying d) bully
- I go for 'a bully;. Is this sentence a correct one?
- a, b and c all result in a correct sentence.
- Without more context, you can't really decide which is the most suitable.
0Maybe, the one who made the question meant to choose "a bully"; he might want to make a connection between a bully and going to prison. But I think even "bullied" would be OK. Because they used "and", like "furthermore", it fits both meaning if you just want to report the event.
If they used "although" for instance, like to say:
He was ................... Although in the end,
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