20. **It is necessary for him going to the interview tomorrow.**

 ### **Question:**  

**It is necessary for him going to the interview tomorrow.**


- **A. It is necessary for him to go to the interview tomorrow.**  

- **B. It is necessary for him goes to the interview tomorrow.**  

- **C. It is necessary for him going at the interview tomorrow.**  

- **D. No error**


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### **Correct Answer:**  

**A. It is necessary for him to go to the interview tomorrow.**


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### **Explanation (English):**  

In this sentence, the verb following "necessary for him" should be in the infinitive form (to + verb). Therefore, "to go" is the correct form. The use of "going" in the original sentence is incorrect.


- **Option A** is correct: "to go" is the correct infinitive form following "necessary."  

- **Option B** is incorrect: "goes" is not appropriate here because it does not follow the correct verb structure.  

- **Option C** is incorrect: "going at" is incorrect both in verb form and preposition use.  

- **Option D** is incorrect: The original sentence contains an error with "going."


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### **Explanation (Hindi):**  

इस वाक्य में "necessary for him" के बाद आने वाली क्रिया को infinitive रूप (to + verb) में होना चाहिए। इसलिए "to go" सही रूप है। मूल वाक्य में "going" का उपयोग गलत है।


- **विकल्प A** सही है: "to go" सही infinitive रूप है, जिसे "necessary" के बाद उपयोग किया जाना चाहिए।  

- **विकल्प B** गलत है: "goes" यहां उपयुक्त नहीं है क्योंकि यह सही क्रिया संरचना का पालन नहीं करता।  

- **विकल्प C** गलत है: "going at" व्याकरणिक रूप से और preposition के उपयोग में गलत है।  

- **विकल्प D** गलत है: मूल वाक्य में "going" के साथ त्रुटि है।


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**Example:**

- **Correct:** *It is necessary for him to go to the interview tomorrow.*  

- **सही:** *उसके लिए कल साक्षात्कार में जाना आवश्यक है।*

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