alleryStart learning →Which is the correct British form of the verb to carry out a promise?
Afullfill
Bfulfel
Cfullfil
Dfulfil
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. fulfil
British fulfil and American fulfill never have -ll- in the middle, so fullfil is wrong.
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