Correct option is C
The correct substitution of the highlighted segment is
"she didn’t eat any."
Explanation:
· The phrase
"didn’t eat none" contains a
double negative error (didn’t + none).
· In standard grammar, two negatives in the same sentence cancel each other out and make the meaning positive, which is incorrect in this context.
·
"None" should be replaced with
"any" to maintain proper negation.
Grammatical Rule Used:
· In negative sentences,
"any" is used instead of
"none" after verbs.
·
Incorrect: She didn’t eat none. ❌
·
Correct: She didn’t eat any. ✅
Example:
· ❌ I don’t have no money.
· ✅ I don’t have any money.