Question

1,i am taking some food----- i get hungry. a, incase b, if c, incase of d, a and b 2, i will take my jacket. off--- it gets hot a, if b, incase 3, i dont --- any body to talk to me like that a, let b, allow c, make d. all​

Answer 1

1. I am taking some food----- I get hungry.

b. if

2. I will take my jacket off--- it gets hot

a. if

Explanation for 1 and 2:

In case is a phrase that means if something happens or if something is true.  Incase is a misspelling of encase, which is a verb that means to enclose something within something else.

In case of is a  preposition. It is used before a noun. In these sentences, you have clauses and, therefore, need a conjunction.

3. I don't --- any body to talk to me like that.

b. allow

Explanation:

the verb allow should be used with to-infinitive while the verbs let and make are used with a bare infinitive (the infinitive form of a verb without the word "to")