There are five sentences or parts of sentences that form a paragraph. Identify the sentence(s) or part(s) of sentence(s) that is/are correct in terms of grammar and usage. Then, choose the most appropriate option.
(a) A unexpected whiff
(b) of garlic is the first indication of industry
(c) that helps sustain the 70,000 people
(d) of one of the poorer districts of Contagem
(e) a city in eastern Brazil.
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In the question, different ways of presenting an idea are given. Choose the one that conforms most closely to standard English usage.
(A) Business leaders will only be trusted if their and their employees' actions reflect a true culture of corporate integrity, which springs from individual's moral integrity.
(B) Business leaders will be trusted only if their and their employee's actions reflect a true culture of corporate integrity, which springs from individual moral integrity.
(C) Business leaders will be trusted only if their and their employees' actions reflect a true culture of corporate integrity, which springs from individual moral integrity.
(D) Business leaders will be only trusted if their and their employee's actions reflect a true culture of corporate integrity, which springs from individual's moral integrity.
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Confused between two option. Need explanation
Grabbing the gilded frame, the seventy-three-years-old man heaved the
master piece toward himself until it tore from the wall and Saunire
collapsed backward in a heap beneath the canvas.Is this sentence correct ?
Salil sits second to the left of Shravan who in turn sits to the immediate right of Sushil..
can someone explain what does that mean in terms of circular arrangements...
In which cases do we use two verbs together ex-Have had...any particular rule that has to be followed?
Puys/Pirls. Needed a bit of advice from u all. Actually I am facing problem in critical reasoning part. I am ok with normal rc part and parajumbles.. it is the para completion and cr which haunts me...how to improve it.. I am not an avid reader of novels but I religiously follow the Hindu newspaper.. suggestions welcomed.
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How to relate these sentences??
(1) The lack of scale works its way down to local component-makers.
(2) Only German car workers earn more.
(3) These are also small by global standards, so parts are pricey.
(4) Australian car making plants lack economies of scale but not employees with bulging wage packets.
(5) The result is that manufacturing costs are four times those in Asia and even twice European levels.
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(1) Those who are already proficient in English should speak more slowly and refrain from dominating conversations.
(2) They should provide lessons on company time and give employees two years to become fluent, on pain of demotion or even dismissal.
(3) Senior managers should explain to employees why switching to English is so important, provide them with classes and conversation groups, and offer them incentives to improve their fluency, such as foreign postings.
(4) Companies must think carefully about implementing an English-speaking policy that touches on so many emotions.
(5) And managers must act as referees and enforcers, resolving conflicts and discouraging staff from reverting to their native tongues.
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