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Question number: 90
» Grammar
Appeared in Year: 2016
Write in Brief
Correct the following sentences without changing their meaning. Do not make unnecessary changes in the original sentence: (1 Mark)
One of my friends are going abroad this summer.
Question number: 91
» Grammar
Appeared in Year: 2016
Write in Brief
Correct the following sentences without changing their meaning. Do not make unnecessary changes in the original sentence: (1 Mark)
It is unfortunate that she could not avail of the opportunity to better her prospects.
Question number: 92
» Grammar
Appeared in Year: 2016
Write in Brief
Correct the following sentences without changing their meaning. Do not make unnecessary changes in the original sentence: (1 Mark)
Scarcely had the doctor left after examining him than the patient died.
Question number: 93
» Grammar
Appeared in Year: 2016
Write in Brief
Correct the following sentences without changing their meaning. Do not make unnecessary changes in the original sentence: (1 Mark)
Had you played well you would win the match.
Question number: 94
Appeared in Year: 2016
Describe in Detail
Write an essay on anyone of the following topics in not less than 800 words
Should betting in sports be legalized? (30 Mark)
Explanation
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To legalize betting in sports, there are a lot of aspects to be taken into consideration. What is the condition of the sports industry before betting and how the condition will be after betting? Will the legalization of betting eradicate the problems like scams? Different people have different opinions. Former India football captain Baichung Bhut
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Question number: 95
» Grammar
Appeared in Year: 2016
Write in Brief
Use the following words in sentences so as to bring out their meaning clearly. Do not change the form of the word. No credit will be given for a vague or ambiguous sentence: (2 Mark)
Callous