位置16的问题 Choose the sentence that has no errors in HOMONYMS, SPELLING, ARTICLES (A/AN), CAPITALIZATION, VERBS, ADJECTIVES/ADVERBS. Its been a long time since I've purchase a CD because my mother hasn't lent me any money.It's been a long time since I've purchased a CD because my Mother hasn't leant me any money.It's been a long time since I've purchased a CD because my mother hasn't lent me any money.

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We need to identify the sentence that has no errors in homonyms, spelling, articles, capitalization, verbs, and adjectives/adverbs.
Option A: "Its been a long time since I've purchase a CD because my mother hasn't lent me any money."
- Its vs It’s: 'Its' is a possessive determiner and should be the contraction 'It’s' meaning 'it has' or 'it is' in this context.
- been vs been: The phrase should be "It’s been"; this part is actually misused here because the apostrophe is missing.
- purchase: The past participle after "has" should be the verb form "purchased," not the base form.
- capitalization: All other words are correctly lowercased unless proper nouns occur; however, the main issues above already disqualify this option.
- overall: Several errors prevent this sentence from being correct.
Option B: "It's been a long time since I've purchased a CD because my Mother hasn't leant me any money."
- capitalization: "Mother" is capitalized as a proper noun or title; in this context it should be lowercase unless used as a proper name, so this is a capitalization error.
- leant: The standard past participle in American English is "lent"; "leant" is less common and could be acceptable in British usage, but given the rest of the sentence uses American conventions (CD, purchase/purchased), this inconsistency makes the verb form questionable.
- overall: Capitalization and mixed verb form usage create errors.
Option C: "It's been a long time since I've purchased a CD because my mother hasn't lent me any money."
- Its vs It’s: Correctly uses the contraction "It’s" for "It has".
- been: Correct usage after "It’s".
- purchase/purchased: The sentence uses "purchased" correctly after "I've".
- capitalisation: "mother" is correctly lowercase as a common noun here.
- lent: The past participle of lend is correctly used as "lent" in this context.
- verbs/adjectives/adverbs: All verbs and modifiers are in correct forms; no misplacements.
- spelling and homophones: No misspellings or incorrect homophones detected.
Assessing the options as a whole, A contains multiple errors in apostrophe usage, verb form, and homonym spelling; B has capitalization and inconsistent verb form (lent/leant) issues; C demonstrates correct usage across all the targeted categories.
Therefore, Option C is the sentence that has no errors in HOMONYMS, SPELLING, ARTICLES (A/AN), CAPITALIZATION, VERBS, ADJECTIVES/ADVERBS, and aligns with standard English conventions for this context.

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