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(A) Friends, Romans and countrymen, lend me your ears. (B) Friends Romans and countrymen, lend me your ears.

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(A) Michael, get ready for the party. (B) Michael get ready for the party.

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(A) She is an American, he, an Indian. (B) She is an American he, an Indian.

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(A) It being hot, we decided to go out for the picnic. (B) It being, hot we decided to go out for the picnic.

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(A) Walk fast; otherwise you will miss the train. (B) Walk fast otherwise; you will miss the train.

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(A) No, I cannot do that work. (B) No I cannot do, that work.

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(A) Yes, I am coming, please wait. (B) Yes, I am coming please wait.

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(A) I called again and again; yet no one answered. (B) I called again and again yet; no one answered.

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(A) Keats said : A thing of beauty is a joy for ever. (B) Keats said : A thing of beauty is joy for ever.

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(A) I am going to Delhi, he to Mumbai. (B) I am going to Delhi, he, to Mumbai.

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(A) The following students won the prize: Kavita, Rajiv, Ashok, Rakesh. (B) The following students: won the prize, Kavita, Rajiv, Ashok, Rakesh.

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(A) A mathematician should know all branches of Mathematics: Algebra, calculus, co-ordinate and solid geometry. (B) A mathematician should know: all branches of Mathematics: Algebra, calculus, co-ordinate and solid geometry.

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(A) I like him: he is so fascinating. (B) I like: him he is so fascinating.

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(A) I refused to go to pictures: I was too tired. (B) I refused: to go to pictures I was too tired.