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A. Sarah and Mark's book
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B. Sarahs' and Marks’ book
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C. None of these
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D. Sarah's and Mark's book
Explanation
- When two people jointly own something, only the second name takes the apostrophe (e.g., Sarah and Mark's book).
- If they owned separate books, it would be Sarah's and Mark's books.
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A. Fahad Mustafa, who is known for his acting skills, has won many Filmfare awards.
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B. Fahad Mustafa, whose known for his acting skills, have won many Filmfare awards.
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C. None of these
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D. Fahad Mustafa, known for whose acting skills, has won many Filmfare awards.
Explanation
Fahad Mustafa, who is known for his acting skills, has won many Filmfare awards.
"Who is known" is the correct relative clause for referring to a person.
"Has won" matches the singular subject "Fahad Mustafa" in verb agreement.
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A. Whose book is this?
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B. Whose's book is this?
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C. Whos book is this?
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D. Who's book is this?
Explanation
"Whose" shows possession.
"Who's" means "who is," which doesn't fit here.
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A. Adverb
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B. Verb
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C. Pronoun
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D. Preposition
Explanation
Pronoun is a word which is used in place of a noun.
Pronoun means اسم ضمیر
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A. Is
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B. Both A and B
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C. None of the above
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D. Are
Explanation
The number of + singular verb
A number of + plural verb
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A. Has
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B. Have
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C. Has been
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D. None of the above
Explanation
The number of + singular verb
A number of + plural verb
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