Introduction / Context:
This question checks auxiliary–verb combination and perfect aspect formation. The sentence also contains a time phrase that is acceptable but often improved in formal English.
Given Data / Assumptions:
- The intended tense is present perfect or a promise; after “have,” a past participle is required.
- “In future” is understood in Indian English; “in the future” is more idiomatic internationally, but not the key error here.
Concept / Approach:
Combine auxiliary “have” with the past participle “kept” to form present perfect. Therefore Part A is incorrect as it uses the base form “keep.”
Step-by-Step Solution:
A: “We have keep” — wrong; should be “We have kept.”B: “our promise and” — correct connective phrase.C: “you can expect” — correct modal construction.D: “a lot from us in future.” — acceptable; can be improved to “in the future.”
Verification / Alternative check:
Revised: “We have kept our promise and you can expect a lot from us in the future.”
Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Only A violates the auxiliary + participle rule; B–D are grammatically sound within exam norms.
Common Pitfalls:
Using base form after “have/has”; overlooking article usage in time phrases.
Final Answer:
We have keep
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