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IT IS A THAT' S CONFIRM LETS ASK MASTER ADMIN

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Its a . I really hate some ques of English Olympiad previous year papers

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it's A

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Yes, it is the option 'A'. How can it be option 'c' as it is written "will" before all the options?

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IT'S A. ONE MORE WRONG QUESTIONI HOPE THIS DOESN'T COME IN THIS YEAR PAPER

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master admin please please tell us how it is c

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The answer cannot be A. This is completely WRONG!!!!!!!!

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The answer IS play.

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Shouldn't the answer be play?

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It appears to be option 'A'. SOF, kindly give an admin answer with proper explanation

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Double past tense can't be used in a sentence. For eg. the sentence,"The coach insisted that Ronaldo played the centre position." is grammatically incorrect, since there can't be two past participles in a sentence. Hence, the answer should be Option A, play. SOF, kindly note it and rectify this error.

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it should be play

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yes it should

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the answer should be play

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I was initially confused with plays but play made more sense.. However the answer given is wrong grammatically. The answer must be verified by SOF and changed if wrong. (which it is)

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It's incorrect, the idiom is "Right up my alley"

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"Right up my street is" an idiom. It means something that's exactly what you want to or like to do. I

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Isn't the idiom supposed to be 'Right Up My Alley'?

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I haven't understood this could someone plzz explain

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Isn’t it “up my alley”

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why is the ans 'street' why can't it be none of these as 'right up my alley' is the correct idiom?

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i did not understand your answer

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the correct answer should be D, because the correct answer will be "When could we do this work?". The correct answer statement for option A will be "Yes, we could do this work next month."

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A is the answer as B doesn't make any sense

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