Which of the following is the correct use of words in the sentence "He has ten heads of cattles"?
Answer: None of these
Explanation
The correct sentence should be "He has ten head of cattle."
The word "cattle" is a plural noun, and the correct term is "head of cattle" when referring to a quantity.
Additionally, "Has been," "Heds," and "Cettles" are incorrect in this context.
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