Multiple choice

Directions: Edit the Notice given below by choosing the appropriate options and replace underlined word/phrase (ii).

This is to (i) be informed all the students that the school (ii) shall organise a picnic to Kulu, Manali during the summer vacations. The charges per head (iii) is Rs. 1500 (for two days + one night). The school has arranged for a bus that will start from the school premises at 5.00 am. Interested students (iv) have advised to submit their names to the undersigned before 12th June.

  1. will organise

  2. is organising

  3. has organised

  4. will be organising
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C Correct answer
Explanation

When giving advance notice of a planned event in a notice, the present perfect tense 'has organised' is commonly used to show an action that has been planned and completed. This indicates the school has already made arrangements. 'Will organise' and 'will be organising' suggest future action, while 'is organising' is less formal for official notices.

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