Discussion
(a) Who can prevent me to get married ?
(b) This house is full of furnitures.
(c) I paid my respects to him.
(d) He made injustice to me.
Answer: C
The correct sentence is I paid my respects to him.
The idiom is 'pay one's respects to someone', always with the plural respects, meaning to visit or greet someone as a mark of regard.
The others contain errors. Prevent takes 'from' plus a gerund, so it should be 'Who can prevent me from getting married ?'. Furniture is an uncountable noun with no plural, so 'full of furniture'. And one does injustice to someone, not makes it: 'He did me an injustice' or 'He did injustice to me'.
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