The correct answer is Option (3) → since
- The phrase "last Monday" refers to a specific point in time in the past.
- "Since" is used when referring to a point in time from which an action started and continues.
- "Seema has been visiting the bank daily since last Monday" correctly indicates that she started visiting the bank on Monday and has continued doing so.
OTHER OPTIONS
"For" – Used for a duration (e.g., "for three days"), but here, we have a specific starting point ("last Monday").
"By" – Used to indicate a deadline or a point before which something happens (e.g., "by Monday"). It does not fit here.
"Through" – Used to indicate movement across a place or a period (e.g., "through the year"), which is incorrect for a specific start point.
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