In the following sentence, some parts are printed in bold italics type. There are four choices. Find out which choice has the same meaning as the part in the sentence which is in bold italics type. "You can continue with the programme after I have left," said the guest.
a. carry out
b. carry off
c. carry away
d. carry on
Answer Options:

The correct answer is Option A (Only d).

Key Points:
• This question evaluates the knowledge of phrasal verbs, specifically finding a substitute for 'continue with'.
• Option 1 is correct because 'carry on' means to continue doing something. In the given sentence, 'continue with the programme' can be perfectly substituted with 'carry on the programme' without any loss or alteration of meaning.
• The other phrasal verbs have different meanings: 'Carry out' means to execute a task or follow instructions (e.g., carry out an order). 'Carry off' means to handle a difficult situation successfully. 'Carry away' means to lose control due to strong emotion (usually used in passive, e.g., 'got carried away').
• Phrasal verbs with 'carry', 'look', 'put', and 'take' are high-frequency topics in MPSC vocabulary sections.
• Key Takeaway: Remember: 'Carry on' = continue; 'Carry out' = execute/perform; 'Carry off' = succeed in a difficult task.