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  Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. (i) Whom does T refer to? (ii) Which road does the poet choose and why? (iii) What is the doubt the poet was referring to? or                          (i) What is the poet describing in this extract?   (ii) Why does the poet doubt his come back?    (iii) Explain the first line of the extract.            

Answer:

                  (i) 'I' refers to the poet, Robert Frost. (ii) The poet chose the road which was less travelled as it appealed to him. (iii) The poet doubted whether he would ever come back to the first road. or (i) The poet is describing how one decision leads to another. (ii) As one way leads to another, the poet doubts that he would ever come back. (iii) The poet wants to convey that one decision leads to another and we seldom get a chance to change them.