Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underline segment in the following sentence. He always checks the weather in the morning before he leaves for working.

Correct answer: leaves for work

Explanation: The correct answer is A Option Analysis: ✅ leaves for work : Correct structure: “leaves” (present tense) agrees with subject “he” “work” (noun) fits the context of going to a job or workplace. ❌ leave for work : Subject-verb disagreement: “He” should be followed by “leaves,” not “leave.” ❌ left for works : "Left" is past tense (but the sentence is in present) "Works" is incorrect as a noun here (not pluralizable in this sense). ❌ No improvement : Original phrase is grammatically incorrect. Final Answer: A. leaves for work