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He refused^A to give alms^B to the beggar^C with a frown on his face^D NO ERROR^E

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Netaji was by a fara great manof India

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a very great man

the greatest man

too great man

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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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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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Your order^A has been received^B and are shall give the same^C our careful attention.^D NO ERROR^E

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I shall not gountill I aminvited.

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unless I am

till I am

once I am

if not I am

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

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People^A do not entertain^B guests like they^C used to in^D the past NO ERROR^E

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Jeanswasnot permitted in out college

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were

had

will

have

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I was much^A excited being^B the first time for at least^C a few years that i had travelled^D by sea. NO ERROR^E

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Neither he pays^A now^B nor does^Che promise to pay later^D NO ERROR^E

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I would prefer to trust^A my friends than to believe^B that he would demean himself^C by deceiving one^D NO ERROR^E

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When it was morning they decided toput atan inn

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put out in

put off at

put at

put up at

There is nothingmore miserablethan the unemployment

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quite miserable

very miserable

as miserable

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The minister was^A pleased being invited to inaugurate^B the world conference of religious leaders^C NO ERROR^D

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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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Had I^A known it earlier^B I would contact^C you^D NO ERROR^E

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There was nocause of anxiety.

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cause for anxiety

cause to anxiety

cause with anxiety

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If you come across my keys, bring it to me,can you?

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will you ?

don't you ?

isn't it ?

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I intended^A to go to^B London as soon^C if not sooner than^D you. NO ERROR^E

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Netaji was by a fara great manof India

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I shall not gountill I aminvited.

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They arehell bent atgetting what is due to them.

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Jeanswasnot permitted in out college

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When it was morning they decided toput atan inn

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There is nothingmore miserablethan the unemployment

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

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There was nocause of anxiety.

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If you come across my keys, bring it to me,can you?

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