Correct option is C
Given sentence:
"She was worried because her brother had
going to for
an unknown location."
Errors in the highlighted phrase ("had going to for"):
1.
"Had going to" is incorrect – The
past perfect tense ("had") must be followed by a
past participle, not a continuous form ("going"). The correct structure should be
"had gone to" or
"had left for."
2.
"For" is unnecessary with "going to" – If "going to" were correct, it wouldn't require "for." However, since "had going to" is incorrect, we need a better verb.
3.
"Had left for" is the best replacement – The phrase
"left for" correctly indicates someone departing for a location.
Meaning and Analysis of the Given Options:
(a) Arise
·
Meaning (English): To come into existence or happen.
·
Meaning (Hindi): उत्पन्न होना, खड़ा होना।
·
Incorrect: "Arise" does not fit because it does not relate to
travel or leaving a location.
(b) Well
·
Meaning (English): In a good manner, or a source of water.
·
Meaning (Hindi): अच्छी तरह से, या कुआँ।
·
Incorrect: "Well" is an adverb/adjective and
cannot replace a verb phrase.
(c) Left ✅ (Correct Answer)
·
Meaning (English): Departed from a place.
·
Meaning (Hindi): छोड़कर चला गया।
·
Correct: "Had left for" is grammatically correct and
accurately conveys the meaning that her brother departed for an unknown location.
·
Corrected sentence:
"She was worried because her brother
had left for
an unknown location."
(d) Occur
·
Meaning (English): To happen or take place.
·
Meaning (Hindi): घटित होना।
·
Incorrect: "Occur" is used for
events, not for people traveling.
(e) No replacement required
❌
Incorrect because "had going to for" is grammatically wrong.
Final Answer:
✔
(c) Left
Corrected sentence:
"She was worried because her brother
had left for
an unknown location."