Multiple choice

Directions: Edit the Notice given below by choosing the appropriate options and replace underlined word/phrase (iii).

Madam,Yesterday, my teacher (i) given me some assignments for H.W. But I (ii) am not able to complete them. So, the teacher (iii) fined Rs 100 on me. My parents (iv) not afford to pay this fine. Please, remit my fine. I assure you that I shall do my best to complete all my assignments in time in future. I shall be thankful to you.

  1. has put fine of

  2. had fined

  3. has imposed a fine of

  4. has fined
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C Correct answer
Explanation

When describing a past action of imposing a fine, we use 'has imposed a fine of' which is the formal, correct construction. 'Had fined' uses simple past but is less formal, 'has fined' omits the necessary article 'a', and 'has put fine of' uses incorrect phrasing (should be 'put a fine on').

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