Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
She _________ watching that movie already.

Correct option is C

The correct option to fill in the blank is (c) has.
Explanation: The intended meaning is likely present perfect (“She has watched that movie already”). However, the given sentence has watching, which does not pair directly with has unless we also add been for the present perfect continuous (“She has been watching that movie”). Since been is not in the options, the best grammatical completion from the choices that yields a correct sentence (with a minimal correction of the main verb form) is has → “She has watched that movie already.” (has = रखती है/हो चुका है in sense of complete action).
Example: I have watched that documentary already.
Why other options are incorrect:
· (a) had (था/थी): Past perfect needs a past reference point ( By 8 pm, she had watched it). Not provided.
· (b) having: A participle; She having watching… is ungrammatical. Even She having watched… would require a main clause ( …, she left).
· (d) have: Subject She takes has, not have.
· Information booster:
· Present perfect: have/has + past participle → completed action with present relevance.
· Present perfect continuous: have/has been + -ing → action started in past and continuing/recently finished.