Correct option is C
The correct answer is (c) To continue.
The phrase "carry on" means to continue doing something or proceed with an activity, often despite challenges or interruptions.
Example:
"After the storm passed, the team decided to carry on with their work."
Additional Information:
To shoulder the responsibility: Incorrect because "carry on" does not imply taking responsibility.
To accept the defeat: Incorrect because "carry on" suggests persistence, not giving up.
To catch and move: Incorrect because this does not relate to the meaning of "carry on."
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