4 votes 4 votes "I have not yet decided what I will do this evening; I ______ visit a friend."mite wouldmight didn't Verbal Aptitude gatecivil-2023-set1 verbal-aptitude most-appropriate-word + – admin asked May 21, 2023 • edited Jul 29, 2023 by Lakshman Bhaiya admin 809 views answer comment Share Follow Migrated from GO Civil 8 months ago by Arjun See all 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
1 votes 1 votes Let’s understand the meaning of each option: ${\color{Red} \text{“Mite":}}$ It is a noun referring to a tiny arachnid, not a verb expressing uncertainty. ${\color{Blue}\text{“Would":} }$ It is a modal verb used for hypothetical situations or polite requests, not uncertainty about future plans. ${\color{Green} \text{“Might":}}$ It is a modal verb indicating possibility or uncertainty about a future action, fitting the context of the sentence. ${\color{Purple}\text{“Didn't": }}$It is the past tense of "do not" or "did not," not suitable for expressing uncertainty about future plans. Correct Answer: C Lakshman Bhaiya answered Jul 29, 2023 Lakshman Bhaiya comment Share Follow See all 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.
