Directions: Choose the most appropriate options to complete the dialogue given below and fill blank (ii).

Mohan: Auntie, where is Avinash? Aunt: He (i) __________ to attend his evening class. Mohan: But his bike is here. Aunt: Yes, he (ii) ___________ with his father. His father said he (iii) _________ drop him at the coaching centre. Usually he (iv) _________ on his own bike but today it (v) _________ and he (vi) ________ no other conveyance. Mohan: When (vii) ______________ he come back? Aunt: He will be back at 7 PM. Mohan: Ok I (viii)_________ meet after that.

The correct answer is 'has gone' (present perfect tense). In the dialogue, Mohan asks where Avinash is, and the aunt explains that he has gone with his father. The present perfect tense 'has gone' is appropriate here because it describes an action that happened in the past and has present relevance - Avinash went with his father and is currently not at home. The other options are grammatically incorrect in this context: 'went' is simple past (doesn't show present connection), 'goes' is present habitual (wrong for a one-time action), 'is going' is present continuous (suggests the action is happening now, not completed).