Select the correct noun form of the given verb:
(Choose) Wear whichever dress you like. It’s your {Fill_Regular}.
 

Option( a) ‘ choice ’ is the correct form of verb to be used in the judgment . It means an act of opting commodity/ making a decision or the options available to be picked. 
Option( b) ‘ choose ’ is a verb which is an factual action of choosing or deciding on commodity. It can be used to indicate an action passing in the present or in the future. This is unhappy in the environment of the judgment given and hence, it's incorrect. 
Option( c) “ chose ” is the once tense of the verb “ choose ” pertaining to someone making a decision or selection at an earlier time. The judgment doesn't talk about any once decision or selection. Hence, option c is incorrect. 
Option( d) None of the below is incorrect as we've formerly set up the correct answer. 
Hence option( a) iscorrect.Option( a) ‘ choice ’ is the correct form of verb to be used in the judgment . It means an act of opting commodity/ making a decision or the options available to be picked. 
Option( b) ‘ choose ’ is a verb which is an factual action of choosing or deciding on commodity. It can be used to indicate an action passing in the present or in the future. This is unhappy in the environment of the judgment given and hence, it's incorrect. 
Option( c) “ chose ” is the once tense of the verb “ choose ” pertaining to someone making a decision or selection at an earlier time. The judgment doesn't talk about any once decision or selection. Hence, option c is incorrect. 
Option( d) None of the below is incorrect as we've formerly set up the correct answer. 
Hence option( a) is correct.