Correct option is C
The grammatically correct sentence is (c) Only II is correct.
· In
I, the use of "seen" is incorrect. "Seen" is the past participle form and should be used with a helping verb ("have seen," "had seen"), but here it is incorrectly used without a helper verb.
· In
II, "saw" (simple past tense of "see") is correctly used with past narrative ("was priced").
Grammatical Rule Used:
· Use simple past form (saw) when describing a completed action without auxiliary verbs.
· Past participle ("seen") must always be used with a helping verb.
Example:
· Correct: I saw him yesterday.
· Correct: I have seen him yesterday.
· Incorrect: I seen him yesterday.
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Information Booster:
· Past participle forms
must be used with auxiliary verbs like
has/have/had.