... I have never was so happy to see anyone as I was ...
have - had
was - been
anyone - someone
was - is
A
was - been
B
anyone - someone
C
have - had
D
was - is
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'Have' and 'Was' are both auxiliary verbs. We need to use only one of these in the sentence. Out of the options given, we can only select A as the answer since it results in te correct formation of 'have never been'.
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