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Observe the two italicized words in the following two sentences and give your observation by choosing any one option below.
I. We should not interfere in one's personal affairs.
II. The presonel of civil services are a proud lot.
Observe the two italicized words in the following two sentences and give your observation by choosing any one option below.
I. We should not interfere in one's personal affairs.
II. The presonel of civil services are a proud lot.
I. We should not interfere in one's personal affairs.
II. The presonel of civil services are a proud lot.
Updated On: May 4, 2024
- Only sentence-I is correct.
- Only sentence-II is correct.
- Both sentences I and II are correct.
- Neither sentence I nor sentence II is correct.
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The Correct Option is A
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The correct option is (A): Only sentence-I is correct.
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