Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence ...........

English Language (CHSL) One Word Substitution

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.

My mom told me to have cleaning up the kitchen before I go outside.

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SSC CHSL 30th May 2022 Shift-3

to have clean out

to clean up

to clean over

to clean out

- Original sentence: "My mom told me to have cleaning up the kitchen before I go outside."

- Problem: "to have cleaning up" is incorrect. It mixes tenses unnecessarily.

Option 1: to have clean out

- "to have clean out" is also awkward and incorrect. It doesn't fit proper grammar structure.

Option 2: to clean up

- Correct Answer: "to clean up" is simple and direct. It means tidying or organizing, perfect for kitchen context.

Option 3: to clean over

- "to clean over" is incorrect. It isn't a commonly used phrase in English.

Option 4: to clean out

- "to clean out" suggests removing all contents from something. Less suitable unless you empty the kitchen.

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