My friend bought two dozens eggs.
Correct answer: B. My friend bought two dozen eggs.
- A. (A) My friend buy two dozens eggs.
- B. My friend bought two dozen eggs.
- C. (C) My friend has bought two dozens eggs.
- D. (D) My friend have bought two dozens eggs.
Explanation
The verb "bought" is used in the past tense to indicate that the action of purchasing the eggs occurred in the past. It shows that your friend already completed the action of buying two dozen eggs.
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