In the sentence below, the word that recieves the emphatic stress is written in...

In the given sentence, "John must PAY for the broken glass immediately," the word "PAY" is emphasized using capital letters. This indicates the use of emphatic stress on the word "PAY." Emphatic stress is used to highlight the importance of a specific word in a sentence, often to contrast, clarify, or connect ideas.

Now, let's analyze the options provided:

Option A: Must Jane pay for the broken glass immediately?

This option changes the subject from "John" to "Jane," but the word "PAY" remains the same. So, this option is not the correct answer.

Option B: Must John repair the broken glass immediately? (Correct)

In this option, the verb "repair" is used instead of "PAY," which contradicts the emphatic stress on "PAY" in the original sentence. This allows the speaker to re-emphasize the word "PAY" in their response, making this option the correct answer.

Option C: Must John pay for the broken glass immediately?

This option is identical to the original sentence; it does not contradict the emphatic stress on "PAY." Therefore, it is not the correct answer.

Option D: Must John pay for broken glass immediately?

In this option, the word "the" is omitted, but the verb "PAY" remains the same. Thus, it does not contradict the emphatic stress on "PAY" and is not the correct answer.

In conclusion, Option B is the correct answer because it contradicts the emphatic stress on "PAY" in the original sentence and provides an opportunity to re-emphasize the word "PAY" in response to the question.