दिलेली उदाहरणे अभ्यासा आणि "I stand" या अभिव्यक्तिचा संकेत निवडण्यासाठी दिलेले नियम वापरा: नियमाला कोणताही अपवाद नाही आणि फक्त दिलेल्या अभिव्यक्तिच्या आधारे तयार झालेले नियम वापरा.
उदाहरणे : palo ko => I sit, palo tu => she sits; आणि karo tu => she stands

The correct answer is Option C (karo ko).

Key Points:
• Let's decipher the word codes step-by-step:
• Comparing 'palo ko' => 'I sit' and 'palo tu' => 'she sits':
• The common word is 'sits' / 'sit' and the common code is 'palo'. Therefore, 'palo' = 'sit' / 'sits'.
• From 'palo ko' => 'I sit', the remaining code 'ko' corresponds to 'I'.
• From 'palo tu' => 'she sits', the remaining code 'tu' corresponds to 'she'.
• Now examining 'karo tu' => 'she stands':
• Since 'tu' = 'she', the remaining code 'karo' must represent 'stands' / 'stand'.
• We need the code for the expression "I stand":
• 'I' = 'ko'
• 'stand' = 'karo'
• In the given grammatical structure of the language, verb comes first and subject follows (as in 'palo' (sit) + 'ko' (I) = 'palo ko' for 'I sit', 'palo' (sit) + 'tu' (she) = 'palo tu' for 'she sits', and 'karo' (stand) + 'tu' (she) = 'karo tu' for 'she stands').
• Following the exact derived grammar rule:
• 'stand' ('karo') + 'I' ('ko') = 'karo ko'.
• Hence, option (3) 'karo ko' is the correct answer.
• Key Takeaway: Decipher common words across phrases to find individual word codes and preserve the established syntactic order.