A word is given below and used in the sentences that follow. Identify the sentences where the word is used both contextually and grammatically correctly.

**GAIT**

(I) The security guard stood at the school gait to check the identity cards of visitors.

(II) The doctor assessed the patient’s gait to check for any signs of mobility issues.

(III) The entrance gait to the park was decorated with colorful lights for the festival.

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A word is given below and used in the sentences that follow. Identify the sentences where the word is used both contextually and grammatically correctly.

**GAIT**

(I) The security guard stood at the school gait to check the identity cards of visitors.

(II) The doctor assessed the patient’s gait to check for any signs of mobility issues.

(III) The entrance gait to the park was decorated with colorful lights for the festival.

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**Solution:**

1. The word **gait** means the manner or style of walking or moving on foot.

2. Sentence-wise analysis:

- (I) Incorrect: Here, "gait" is mistakenly used instead of "gate," which means an entrance or door. The sentence refers to a location, so "gate" is correct.

- (II) Correct: The doctor examining the patient's "gait" fits perfectly, as it refers to the way the patient walks, which is relevant in a medical context.

- (III) Incorrect: Similar to (I), "gait" is wrongly used instead of "gate" to describe an entrance.

**Answer:** (b) Only (II)

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