Which revision corrects a misspelling in this
sentence?
At the assembly last week, the principal choose our class
as the one with the most school spirit.
A. Change "choose" to "chose."
O B. Change "assembly" to "asembly."
O C. No change is needed.
O D. Change "principal" to "principle."

When the action had been done in the past times, then that action is regarded as the past and using the past tense of the verb should be applied while writing any sentence.

The provided sentence is written in the past tense which could be inferred from the word 'last week'. It indicates that the action of choosing the class as to be the most school spirit was done in the assembly which held in the last week.
The verb which is used in the sentence is the word ' choose' which should be replaced by word ' chose' to indicate the past tense. The word 'choose' is representing the present tense which is wrongly used in the given sentence.

Therefore, the revision written in option A is absolutely correct.

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Which revision corrects a misspelling in this sentence? At the assembly last week, the principal choose our class as the one with the most school spirit. A. Change "choose" to "chose." O B. Change "assembly" to "asembly." O C. No change is needed. O D. Change "principal" to "principle."

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Which revision corrects a misspelling in this
sentence?
At the assembly last week, the principal choose our class
as the one with the most school spirit.
A. Change "choose" to "chose."
O B. Change "assembly" to "asembly."
O C. No change is needed.
O D. Change "principal" to "principle."