Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select 'No substitution'.

Kranthi loves to swim at the local swimming pool in order that relieve his work stress.

The correct answer is 'in order to relieve'.

Key Points

• The underlined part in the given sentence is grammatically incorrect.
• Here, 'in order to relieve' should be used instead of 'in order that relieve'.
• The phrase 'in order that' is used to introduce the purpose or the reason for something. It is followed by a clause that explains the purpose.
• In the given sentence, the purpose of Kranthi swimming at the local swimming pool is to relieve his work stress. So, we need a phrase that can convey the purpose. Option 4) 'in order to relieve' correctly conveys the purpose of Kranthi swimming at the local swimming pool.
• Let's see why other options are incorrect:
  • Option 1) 'in order which' is incorrect as 'which' cannot be used to introduce the purpose of something.
  • Option 3) 'in order as to relieve' is grammatically incorrect as the phrase 'in order as to' is not used in English.
• Therefore, option 4) is the correct answer.

Correct Sentence: Krathi loves to swing at the local swimming pool in order to relieve his work stress.