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(a) Anyone happens to call (b) when I am out (c) please have them leave (d) a message for me.

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(a) These kind of shoes (b) seem to be expensive (c) but they are relatively (d) easy to care for.

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(a) He has had (b) an active career (c) writing poetry and (d) reporting for a newspaper.

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(a) She held something(b) at her side (c) which was hiding (d) by the folds of her dress.

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(a) Ram asked me (b) whether I had a car (c) and would I (d) pick him up.

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(a) Whomever (b) we think deserves (c) the award, will (d) certainly get it.

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(a) Everyone among the guests were (b) enjoying drinking (c) when the theft (d) took place.

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(a) Although these buildings (b) are in need of repair (c) there have been much improvement (d) in the appearance.

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(a) I am disappointed (b) in not having saw (c) any stage play while (d) I was in Baroda.

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(a) Americans are (b) accustomed to (c) drinking coffee (d) with their meals.

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(a) Consider all the possibilities (b) I really believe (c) that I would prefer (d) not to make any changes.

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(a) The reason why he has (b) been such a success (c) is because he (d) never give up.

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(a) Water (b) is (c) a elixir (d) of life.

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(a) I (b) gave him (c) a chair (d) to sit on.

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(a) Kapoor (b) is (c) senior than (d) Mehul.

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(a) Romeo (b) and Juilet (c) loved (d) one another.

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(a) When (b) this was (c) searched (d) it was found.

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(a) All (b) his children (c) hate (d) each other.

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(a) He (b) was (c) angry upon (d) me.

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(a) Select (b) either (c) of these (d) four pens.

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(a) You (b) should (c) always (d) write with ink.

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(a) Each (b) of us (c) loves (d) our homes.

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(a) Everyone (b) should (c) pray (d) God.

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(a) I shall (b) explain (c) them (d) this.

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(a) A smiling face (b) often disguises (c) the mind and heart (d) of a wicked man.