Option  C is best to keep the meaning original sentence

If we choose another option It can change the meaning of the whole sentence

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1. Usman lives in the room beside mine
2. Usman lives in my beside room
3. Usman live beside my room
4. Usman living in the beside room

1. He don't likes tea.
2. He don't like tea.
3. He doesn't like tea.
4. He doesn't likes tea.

1. She had an car.
2. She have a car.
3. She has a car.
4. None of these

1. I want to shopping.
2. I want shopping.
3. I want to go shopping.
4. None of these

1. The new policy aims to reduce waste, promote recycling, and create awareness among citizens.
2. The new policy aims at reduce waste, to promote recycling, and creating awareness among citizens.
3. The new policy aims to reducing waste, promoting recycling, and create awareness among citizens.
4. None of these