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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No substitution required’.
The Principal is going to meeting the senior classes tomorrow.
gone to meet
going to have met
going to meet
No substitution required
- The given statement: "The Principal is *going to meeting* the senior classes tomorrow."
- The phrase "going to meeting" is not correct grammatically. In this context, "going to meet" is appropriate.
- Option 1: "gone to meet"
- Implies that the action has already occurred, which does not fit with the future meeting context.
- Option 2: "going to have met"
- Indicates a future point by which an event will have happened. Not suitable here since the meeting will occur, not be completed by a certain time.
- Option 3: "going to meet"
- Grammatically correct for expressing a planned future event. Fits the context perfectly.
- Option 4: "No substitution required"
- The original phrase is incorrect, so substitution is needed.
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