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In the following question, a part of sentence is brackted . Below are given alternatives to the that part which may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative. In case no improvement is required, choose “No Improvement” option.
In the time being, Mohan (kept on) waiting outside.
kept
kept to
kept for
no correction required
- The original phrase in the sentence is "kept on waiting," which suggests a continuation of waiting.
- Option 1: kept
- This suggests Mohan waited, but it doesn't capture the continuous nature of waiting implied by "kept on."
- It truncates the suggested duration or persistence.
- Option 2: kept to
- This suggests adherence to something, like rules or a plan, and doesn't fit the context of waiting.
- Option 3: kept for
- This suggests intention or purpose, as in keeping something for someone, which isn't relevant to this context.
- Option 4: no correction required
- "Kept on waiting" effectively communicates that Mohan continued to wait.
- It fits the structure and intended meaning well.
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