He suggested ______ to the cinema.

• A. Visit
• B. To
• C. Going
• D. Went

Answer: (C)

The sentence requires a verb form that follows the verb “suggest.” After verbs like suggest, we use a gerund to talk about the action being proposed, so the natural completion is “going to the cinema.” This keeps the structure smooth and correct: “He suggested going to the cinema.”

Using “visit” would need a different form (like visiting) or a full clause (e.g., “suggest that we visit”), and “to” is just a preposition, so “to the cinema” doesn’t fit with the verb “suggest” here. “Went” is the wrong tense and form for this pattern; you don’t use the past tense verb after “suggest” in this way.