10. I can say it at his face.

Correct answer: A. I can say it to his face.

  • A. I can say it to his face.
  • B. (B) I can say of his face.
  • C. (C) I can say with his face.
  • D. (D) I can say from his face.

Explanation

The sentence "I can say it to his face" is grammatically correct because it follows the structure of a verb phrase ("can say") followed by an object ("it") and a prepositional phrase ("to his face") indicating the location or recipient of the action. Saying something "to someone's face" means saying it directly and openly to them, without hiding or avoiding the confrontation.

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