Question

_____ to be a good swimmer, you should know how to hold your breath for a while. (a) for while (b) however since (c) in place (d) in order

Answer 1

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✨Question ⤵⤵

➡_____ to be a good swimmer, you should know how to hold your breath for a while. (a) for while (b) however since (c) in place (d) in order

✨Answer ⤵⤵

➡Here you are asking to fill in the blank...

➡So, option (d) in order is the best to be kept in the blank...

➡In order to be a good swimmer you should know how to hold your breath for a while

➡This sentence means that it is necessary for a person to know how to hold his breath for a while in order to become a good swimmer...

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Answer 2

In order to be a good swimmer, you should know how to hold your breath for a while. (Option d)

• The words 'in order' are relevant in the given context as they represent the purpose of the thing being discussed.
• The sentence means that to become a good swimmer, being able to hold one's breath is essential.
• It is followed by 'to' and is used with the verb's infinitive form to be grammatically appropriate.
• For while, however since, in place are incorrect and cannot be inserted here.