@bajajbihari said:Is this sentence correct or incorrect..Unlike the cricket team, who sit proudly on top of the Test rankings, India's football team languishes in the lower reaches of the international game.
who sits; on the top
@bajajbihari said:Is this sentence correct or incorrect..Unlike the cricket team, who sit proudly on top of the Test rankings, India's football team languishes in the lower reaches of the international game.
@blackjack21 said:who sits; on the top
@shinoda said:SET A :Three of the sentences labelled A, B, C and D form part of a paragraph. One sentence is out of context. Choose the ODD sentence for your answer.A. Expectedly, the riposte comes from the 'Prof Jagdish Bhagwati group' stressing the importance of high growth.B. The inspiration seems to be a media statement by Prof Amartya Sen that in India we should end our "obsession with growth".C. There is some truth in Prof Sen's statement about "obsession with growth."D. In the last month or so, there has been a fascinating debate on the internet about the age-old issue of growth vs. equity.from test funda qod !
@shinoda said:i think 2nd one is correct ??oa ??
@blackjack21 said:@bajajbihari I'll have to confirm.What is other's take on this?
@blackjack21 said:i DON'T KNOW! It's a doubt...Why uninterested in? Uninterested refers to boring...so Seems feels boring watching cricket...IDK! Help reqd!
@shinoda said:
@blackjack21 said:i DON'T KNOW! It's a doubt...Why uninterested in? Uninterested refers to boring...so Seems feels boring watching cricket...IDK! Help reqd!
@blackjack21 said:Seema feels uninterested watching cricket or Seema feels uninterested in watching cricket...Which is correct??BTW nice share!Please tag me in all your posts @cadmium
@blackjack21 said:Seema feels uninterested watching cricket or Seema feels uninterested in watching cricket...Which is correct??BTW nice share!Please tag me in all your posts @cadmium
@Estallar12 said:
@shinodauninterested means 'having no interest IN' and so 1st one should be correct IMO. IN is already there in the meaning of the word.Either ''not interested in'' or ''uninterested'' Just my Opinion. Zyada pata nahin.
@blackjack21 said:
@shinoda bhai doubt hai wo mera jo sentence padte padte aa gaya...I dnt have answer for it...I am seeking the answer
@Estallar12 said:Official Answer.