Correct option is B
The correct replacement is
(b) dying; must not have.
Correct spelling: “Dying” means nearing or causing death; fading away. (मरना या सूख जाना)
Correct grammar: “Must not have” is used for past deduction (something that probably didn’t happen).
Example: The plants are dying; it must not have rained.
Parts of Speech Explanation:
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Dying: present participle of “die” used as adjective.
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Must not have + V3: Modal verb structure for
past negative deduction.