I ate a ripe mango. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

I ate a ripe mango.
A. A ripe mango was eaten by me.
B. A ripe mango had been eaten by me.
C. A ripe mango is eaten by me.
D. A ripe mango was ate by me.
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Eat – ate – eaten; passive uses 'eaten'.

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