Tap the past participle of the verb ‘leave’.

leaving

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left

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leave

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leaves

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Solution

The correct option is B left
‘Leave’ is an irregular verb. So, ‘-d’ or ‘-ed’ cannot be added to the base verb to form its past participle. Hence, the correct answer is 'left'.

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