Abominable means horrible or unthinkably bad. It is a pretty strong word. You are generally revolted by something to call it abominable.
Time cannot really be abominable. B is wrong.
No C is not the usual way to use abominable. It has moral implications.
Derek is doing a good thing if he is trying to help the homeless. Abominable is not a good thing nor does it describe a good action or thing.
The answer is A. Whoever wrote the sentence is horrified that he would treat a motorbike so badly. It is an expensive machine and must be taken care of.
The correct answer that would complete the given sentence above would be option d. The emphatic forms of verbs are used to show force or conviction. Emphatic verbs are used to give more emphasis. These are formed using does/do (present) did (past) or doesn't/don't (present) or didn't (past), then the basic form of the verb.
Hyde is being tortured to his freedom
