Correct option is C
The correct option to fill in the blank is (c) having.
Explanation: The verb “anticipates” is typically followed by a gerund (verb+ing). “Having the reports done” means she expects the completion of work.
Example: He anticipates
having the task finished by Monday.
Other options:
· (a) has: Wrong tense and structure.
· (b) had: Past perfect, incorrect form here.
· (d) making: Grammatically off as it shifts the meaning from "getting something done" to doing it herself.
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Information Booster: Verbs like "anticipate", "enjoy", "avoid", "consider" are followed by
gerunds (V+ing).