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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
Ritu goes to Singapore for her holidays last December.
was going to Singapore
went to Singapore
has gone to Singapore
had gone to Singapore
- The original sentence, "Ritu goes to Singapore for her holidays last December," is grammatically incorrect because "goes" is present tense, conflicting with "last December," which indicates past action.
- Option 1: "was going to Singapore"
- This suggests a continuous action in the past but doesn’t fit with a completed action like "last December."
- Option 2: "went to Singapore"
- Corrects the tense to simple past, aligning with "last December," indicating the action was completed then.
- Option 3: "has gone to Singapore"
- This is present perfect, suggesting the action has relevance to the present, which doesn't align with "last December."
- Option 4: "had gone to Singapore"
- Past perfect implies there is another past action, which isn't present in the sentence.
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