Correct option is A
The correct answer is (a)
will be.
Explanation:
The subject
“whoever performs exceptionally well” is
already complete and
does not require a second subject "he".
The sentence has a
redundant pronoun, which must be removed.
Hence, the correct sentence is:
Whoever performs exceptionally well will be promoted immediately.
Grammatical Rule Used:
A relative pronoun such as “whoever” already acts as the subject of the clause.
Do not repeat the subject with another pronoun.
Example:
· Incorrect: Whoever comes early
he will get a reward.
· Correct: Whoever comes early will get a reward.
Incorrect options:
· (b) “he should be” – same redundancy
· (c) No improvement – keeps the grammatical error
· (d) “he would be” – same redundancy and incorrect form in this context