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(A) Do you know how to swim? (B) Do you know how to swim.

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(A) Have you ever been to Mumbai, the commercial capital of India. (B) Have you ever been to Mumbai, the commercial capital of India?

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(A) If only A is correct (B) If only B is correct (C) If both A and B are correct. (D) If both A and B are wrong.

(A) May God bless you with all the joys of life! (B) May God bless you! with all the joys of life.

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(A) Alas! I have lost the bet. (B) Alas I have lost the bet!

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(A) Sir, Sir! he implored, Do not blame me. (B) Sir,! Sir! he implored, Do not blame me.

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(A) If only A is correct (B) If only B is correct (C) If both A and B are correct. (D) If both A and B are wrong.

(A) He said, Dalhousie is a beautiful hill station. (B) He said, Dalhousie is beautiful hill station.

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(A) Shakespeare says, This above all, be true to thyself. Then you will not be false to any man. (B) Shakespeare says, This above all; be true to thyself. Then you will not be false to any man.

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(A) She prayed to God - God, who is all Merciful. (B) She prayed to God, God who is all Merciful.

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(A) There is sweetness in sad music - the still sad music of humanity. (B) There is sweetness - in sad music - the still sad music of humanity.

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(A) We - who have assembled here - promise our full support to you. (B) We - who have assembled here, promise our full support to you.

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(A) Ravi - the youngest boy in the class - has topped the list. (B) Ravi the youngest boy in the class - has topped the list.

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(A) He is - between you and me, a crooked person. (B) He is, between you and me, a crooked person.

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(A) Even at this young age, because of the influence of environment, he has started taking interest in music. (B) Even at this young age - because of the influence of environment - he has started taking interest in music.

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(A) The saint preached - The knowledge of thyself will preserve thee from vanity. (B) The saint preached - The knowledge of thyself - will preserve thee from vanity.

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(A) If only A is correct (B) If only B is correct (C) If both A and B are correct. (D) If both A and B are wrong.

(A) The commander in-chief ordered to open the fire. (B) The commander- in-chief ordered to open the fire.