Question

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate option:
"Do ____________ clubs?"
"I go sometimes."

• A. you do
• B. you go to
• C. you usually go
• D. you do go to

Answer 1

The correct option is B you go to

Option A: The phrase 'you do' refers to an action. But it's not followed by a word that indicates any action. 'Clubs' refers to places, whereas 'do' refers to an action. As a result, the sentence does not form a complete meaning: 'Do you do clubs?' Hence this option is incorrect.

Option C: 'You usually go' is missing a word. The verb 'go' is often followed by a preposition 'to'. Prepositions connect a word or a noun to the rest of the sentence. In this sentence, 'clubs' must be connected using 'to', without which the meaning is left incomplete: 'Do you usually go (to) clubs?' Hence option C is wrong.

Option D: 'You do go to' is a part of a declarative statement. We don't use this form in interrogatory statements. The given statement is interrogatory. Also, 'do' has already been used before. 'Do' begins a question whereas the phrase 'you do...' begins a declarative statement. Hence option D is incorrect.

This leaves option B: 'You go to' completes the sentence in grammar as well as meaning. It's a part of an interrogatory statement: Do + subject (you) + verb (go) + preposition (to) + object (clubs). Hence option B is correct.