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RCfobia

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  1. The answer is A. --ing forms a continuous forms and the land is still present and extending -- can not be extended at once and then stopped at some point froma to B-- that is wrong.
  2. a number of decisions --- plural so involve and hence D
  3. Agree with man But 1- more ... than is correct comparison and hence A and B 2- parallelism...
  4. Yes D is correct. Looks C is correct but economical determinants of... is incorrect-- instead economic determinants of ..
  5. I believe the rule is correct. Unfortunately begun to is incorrect idiom. A is better than the rest. Look at the meaningh. You can not begun (in past) .. to demand (in present--infinitive). Whereas the mood is not infinitive at all. I hope that is the way it is.
  6. Vote for D Parallelism warriors created ....to protect and .. artisan took ....to complete. Further it is singular and referring to what --pyramids or ... same with them refering to the life or pyramids. Left with C & D C and took looks little odd
  7. Congratulations for such a good score
  8. Congratulations... Best of Luck for the application
  9. Heartly Congratulations . It is a great score indeed.
  10. as much to full-time employees----- as should come after the "," value is singular === is D and E in D as is paid is not correct E
  11. D it is.. it -- pronoun -- refers to what Chinese or description or blood ??
  12. The answer has to be A. Had indicate a thing happened before something else -- this is clearly marked by until.. so had is correct ACE E uses whether and there are no conditions or two outcomes i.e yes or no -- eliminate C for the execting of -- execution of may have been appropriate So A
  13. C for me too. its pronoun is possessive pronoun and clearly reflect back to Prakta. Whereas in E it is and its is redundant . We can not use two types of pronoun to refer back to on. it is subject pronoun.
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