The correct answer is: C. The General applauded his soldiers for their excellent job.
The General said, “Bravo! Well done, my soldiers.” This means that the General is praising his soldiers for their excellent job. He is using the word “Bravo” to express his admiration and approval. The word “Well done” is also a way of praising someone for their work. In this case, the General is praising his soldiers for their excellent job.
The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately reflect what the General said. Option A is incorrect because the General did not tell the soldiers that they had done well. He simply praised them for their excellent job. Option B is incorrect because the General did not applaud his soldiers saying that they would do well. He simply applauded them for their excellent job. Option D is incorrect because the General did not applaud his soldiers saying that they had done well. He simply applauded them for their excellent job.