Identify the grammatically correct form of the given sentence.
Sentence: Why are you coming off the children in my family?
I. Why you are coming for the children in my family?
II. Why are you coming after the children in my family?
III. Why are you coming after the children at family?

Correct option is C

The correct substitution of the highlighted words is (II) Why are you coming after the children in my family?
Explanation:
· "Coming off" is incorrect usage here.
· "Coming after" correctly means to target or pursue someone (किसी के पीछे लगना).
· In option I, wrong word order "Why you are" is used (interrogative form requires auxiliary verb first: Why are you...).
· In option III, "at family" is grammatically incorrect. It should be "in my family."
Grammatical rule used:
· In questions, the helping verb comes before the subject (Subject-Verb inversion rule).
· Prepositions must match standard collocations: "in my family," not "at family."
Example:
Incorrect: Why you are shouting?
Correct: Why are you shouting?
�� Information Booster:
In English interrogative sentences, auxiliary/helping verbs (is, are, do, have, etc.) must come before the subject!