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The Finance Minister has not^A and probably^B will not introduce the bill^C in thi session of the Parliament^D NO ERROR^E

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There is nothingmore miserablethan the unemployment

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quite miserable

very miserable

as miserable

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Thought^A he has been^B working very hard supposing if^C he fails what he will do^D NO ERROR^E

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It isenough fatalto a animal as to a human being

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too fatal

as fatal

so fatal

fatal

Mr. Manoj teaches very well,isn't it?

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didn't he

doesn't he

wasn't he

if not he

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Unlike the children^A of A last century^B there is a compulsory education class for^C every child upto the^D age of fifteen NO ERROR^E

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The were off to a^A flying start but cannot^B keep up their pace^C NO ERROR^D

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B

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D

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If^A this man would not have^B been poor he would not have^C worked so hard^D NO ERROR^E

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B

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The^A man who^B is promoted^C is junior than^D me NO ERROR^E

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We currentaly^A hung out at^B the Taj Hotel in Bombay^C NO ERROR^D

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Walking^A along the^B street my hat was^C blown of^D NO ERROR^E

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They arehell bent atgetting what is due to them.

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hell bent on

hell bent of

hell bent after

hell bent upon

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Surely there was nothing^A very profound^B in this remark but received^C as though it were^D Solomons NO ERROR^E

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Hesent a wordto me that he would be coming late.

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sent word

sent few words

sent words

sents a word

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He tried as he^A could Naveen did not^B succeed in getting^C his car to start up^D NO ERROR^E

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We have chosen^A to completely ignored^B that response^C NO ERROR^D

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He was asking myopinion forthe film.

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opinion on

opinion about

opinion with

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The reason why he leftthe home wasbecause he was feeling hostile there

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the home

the home has

the home were

the home was that

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He was^A very fond of her^B he thought of marrying^C her more than once^D NO ERROR^E

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His circumstance^A did not allow him to continue his studies^B when he was young^C NO ERROR^D

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Heis working inthe company since 2000

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is working with

is working at

has been working in

have been working in

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There is nothingmore miserablethan the unemployment

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It isenough fatalto a animal as to a human being

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Mr. Manoj teaches very well,isn't it?

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They arehell bent atgetting what is due to them.

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Hesent a wordto me that he would be coming late.

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He was asking myopinion forthe film.

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The reason why he leftthe home wasbecause he was feeling hostile there

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Heis working inthe company since 2000

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