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In the following passage some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given. Select the most appropriate option for each blank. Delhi recorded a spell of light rain (1)______ Friday evening with humidity levels remaining on the higher side throughout (2)______ day. The IMD has forecast moderate rain on Saturday but some areas (3)______ to get heavy rain. An official also said that the next seven days are (4)______ to see good rain. The municipal corporation has been advised to remain prepared for water logging in (5)______ areas of the city.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 3.
expecting
has expected
are expected
expects
- The passage discusses a weather forecast for Delhi, indicating rain patterns and preparations for water logging.
- Blank 3 Analysis:
- Option 1: "expecting" – This word indicates an ongoing action, but the structure requires a passive form. Not suitable here.
- Option 2: "has expected" – This phrase uses a past participle and suggests past completion, which doesn't fit the forecast context. Thus, it's not fitting.
- Option 3: "are expected" – The phrase is in present passive form. It aligns with predicting a future event, making it the right fit.
- Option 4: "expects" – This implies a singular subject condition which doesn't agree with the plural "areas."
Based on the analysis, your answer "Option:3 - are expected" is correct.
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