Do you want to go out this evening or would you rather ______ at home?
come
go
stay
happen
A
come
B
go
C
happen
D
stay
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The correct answer is Option C.
The use of OR in a sentence indicates a choice. A choice is always given between two things that are opposite or different in their characteristics.
The first part of the sentence mentions about going out, so the choice will be between going out or staying at home. 'Stay' means to remain at one place for a duration of time.
Thus STAY is the correct answer.
The remaining options are incorrect because they are not the opposites of going out.
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