Correct option is D
The correct option to fill in the blank is
(d) has.
Explanation:
The sentence intends to express the habitual expression
has rice for lunch. With the singular subject
Kabeer, the simple present verb
has is used.
The complete sentence becomes:
Kabeer often has rice for lunch.
Example:
· She has milk every morning.
· Rahul has bread for breakfast.
Why other options are incorrect:
·
(a) eaten: Past participle; cannot be used without an auxiliary verb like
has or
had.
·
(b) taken: Although
take lunch is possible in some contexts,
take rice is unnatural here.
·
(c) have: Used with plural subjects or I/You/We/They, not with singular third-person subjects like
Kabeer.
Information Booster:
In the
Simple Present Tense, third-person singular subjects (he, she, it, singular names) take:
·
has (for possession or meals)
· Verb +
s/es for ordinary verbs.
Examples:
· Aman
has lunch at 1 p.m.
· She
plays badminton every evening.