Question

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb given in the bracket.
Have you ever _______ such a beautiful scene? (See)
A) Seen
B) Have seen
C) Seeing
D) Saw

Answer 1

Hint:First we must know the uses of all given verbs. Choose the option which will be grammatically correct for the given sentence and also we must see that the selected option will make the sentence meaningful.

Complete step-by-step answer:
Verb: A verb is a word that tells or asserts something about a person or thing. It plays an important role in sentences.
A verb may tell us what a person or thing does; as, the clock strikes.
What is done to a person or things; as, the window is broken.
What a person or thing is; as, Glass is brittle.
Now let’s examine and understand all the option given above:
Have seen: since the asked question is an interrogative sentence. So, it is absolutely incorrect to use 'have' twice in the sentence which is not making any sense. Hence, this option is an inappropriate option for the given question.
Seeing: The verb 'seeing' is basically used in 'present continuous tense' type sentences, since 'have' is already mentioned in the sentence so as per grammar rule with 'have' we use the third form of the verb. Hence, this option is an inappropriate option for the given question.
Saw: The verb ‘saw’ is a 'simple past form' of the verb or second form of the verb, since 'have' is already mentioned in the sentence so as per grammar rule with 'have' we use the third form of the verb. Hence, this option is also an inappropriate option for the given question.
Seen: The verb 'seen' is the past participle of the verb 'see' and absolutely correct for the given blank. 'Seen' is used as an expression of approval or agreement or when seeking confirmation of an utterance. As it is related and appropriate answer for the given question, so the suitable answer will be option [A] Seen

Note:Study of tense and all types of verbs are necessary.
For choosing the correct answer for this kind of question it is necessary to understand the sense of the given question.