Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.
| A. | Uneasily lies the head that wears a crown. |
| B. | Uneasy is the head wearing a crown. |
| C. | The head which wears the crown lies uneasy. |
| D. | The head which is wearing the crown lies uneasy. |
Answer : C Explanation :
Uneasily does not denote a state, which is required in the context. 'Wearing a crown' denotes that the head is doing it, 'is wearing' denotes a continuous action, which is impossible, as the head cannot do it. Hence choice (c) restates the |
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