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Class : Class 8
The correct sentence is "Shalini is a proficient horse rider", 'a' was missing but, the options given were confusing as it could be associated with option A and option B as well
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Class : Class 8
In my opinion, option a may be correct in some contexts but when such an appropriate option as option c is there, it should be option c as it is more correct. Olympiad questions are confusing in such a way where they may have two or even more correct answers but in this exercise it is my opinion that in options a and c, c is more appropriate.
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Class : Class 8
Option C also seems correct as "sway" means "control" only when it is used in the expression "held sway".
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Class : Class 8
In my opinion, it is both option (A).Sway (as a verb) is similar to the verb 'control', or 'influence'. It is used in a sentence as such: Mcdonald is very easily swayed by other people's opinions, he's never made so much as a decision by himself in his life. Sway (as a noun) is not similar to the word deviation. Sway means to swing or oscillate, which, generally, means 'to move around a fixed point in a regular manner'. For example: The child swayed slightly on his feet as he waited for his name to be called. Deviation, on the other hand, (as a noun) means 'to stray from a recommended/accepted path'. For example: Harry's deviation from the standard methods (written in the book 'Advanced Potion-Making', by Libatius Borage) earned him many compliments from Slughorn.Thus, the answer is option (A) in my opinion.
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Ans 7:
Class : Class 4
We are assuming Ram is a boy. Can't do that as the English language is global and some cultures may name a girl as Ram. Bad question.
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Class : Class 8
I don't mean to be impolite, but I don't think there is anything wrong with "work everyday". If there is, could you please enlighten me ?
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Class : Class 8
No error people. Just because you don't want to work everyday doesn't mean someone else can't.
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Class : Class 8
No freaking error. You have to be an inmate of a mental asylum to say that the correct option is 'C'.
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Class : Class 9
AS EVERYDAY IS USED TO TELL COMMON THINGS.EG;-EVERY DAY , I CORRECT EVERYDAY SPELLING MISTAKES.
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Class : Class 8
Guys I also got this one wrong, it is a very common error. To know more, check out "Everyday vs. Every Day" by Merriam webster dictionary
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Class : Class 9
There is no error in "work everyday", it should be D). If anyone thinks that "everyday" and "every day" are different, in this context, they are not. Please fix this.