Kindly grant me leave for two days. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Kindly grant me leave for two days.

A. You are requested to grant me leave for two days.

B. Let me be granted leave for two days.

C. You are ordered to grant me leave for two days.

D. I am requested to grant leave for two days.

Answer: Option A

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'Kindly' indicates polite request → 'You are requested to'.

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A. You need to fill the form with ink.

B. Both A and B.

C. The form needs filling in ink.

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