Multiple choice

Find the Blank (i).

Directions: Edit the text given below by choosing the appropriate options from the list given. Write the correct answer against the correct blank number.

A woman to the other: (i) Didn’t you go to attend the function at Mr. Verma’s house?
Other woman: I (ii) am being late as my maid (iii) had gone to take medicine for her daughter. I will go after she (iv) shall come

  1. Will you not go

  2. Aren’t you going

  3. Don’t you go

  4. Haven’t you gone
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The sentence is a question in present continuous tense asking about someone's planned action. 'Aren't you going' is the correct form. 'Haven't you gone' uses present perfect (past action), 'Will you not go' uses future simple, and 'Don't you go' is not natural English.

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