Next week, she is going to Surat with a view to . . . . . a seminar.
A. will attend
B. attend
C. attends
D. attending
Answer: Option B
Solution(By Examveda Team)
"attend" is used when there is "view to". attending is used when there is "view of".Next week, she is going to Surat with a view to attend a seminar.
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Answer D Note that any verb after "with a view to" is in -ing form
Obviously, d is correct.
The right answer should be option D (Attending)
With a view to + ing for verb. So the answer should be attending.
Option D is correct
Looking forward to/ with a view to + verb-ing
Shouldn't it v+ing?
I've objection with this answer.
According to Toefl... After "with a view to, look forward to,ought to etc" v+ing is used