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172. (1) qualify (Verb) agrees with for 190. (3) aggressive (Adj.) : angry, and 201. (3) In accordance with (Idiom):
(Prep.) behaving in a threatening way; to a rule or the way that somebody
Here, for is the right usage. ready to attack says that something should be
173. (2) Here, for (Prep.) is the right Here, aggressive is the right done
usage. usage. In lieu of (Idiom) : instead of
174. (3) call off (Phr. V.) : to cancel 191. (1) let (Verb) : allow W ith regard to (Idiom) :
something; to decide that The sentence structure will be concerning somebody or
something will not happen as follows : something
Here, off is the right usage. The company let me take time off work On account of (Idiom) : because
175. (1) with (Prep.) is the right usage. ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ of
176. (3) brush aside (Phr.V.) : to Subject let object Inf. (without to) Here, In accordance with is the
ignore something Here, take is the right usage. right usage.
Here, aside is the right usage. 192. (2) Here, that everyone agrees 202. (3) Although (Conj.) : though;
177. (1) Here, to leave her hand is is the right usage. used for introducing a statement
the right usage. 193. (3) preserving (Verb) : saving; that makes the main statement
conserving in a sentence seem surprising
178. (1) give rise to (Idiom) : to cause
something to happen or exist Here, Preserving is the right Here, Although is the right
usage. usage.
Here, given rise to is the right
usage. 194. (4) The sentence is in Past 203. (2) contemporary (Adj.) :
Perfect Tense. The structure belonging to the present time.
179. (3) since is used with Present
Perfect Continuous Tense will be as follows : archaic (Adj.) : old and no
If clause (Past + Perfect) + would + have longer used.
Here, have been repairing is
̄ ̄ foreign (Adj.) : in or from a
the right usage.
If I had helped him, he would not have country that is not your own
180. (3) veracity (Noun) : the quality
+ Past + Participle Here, contemporary is the right
of being true ; the habit of
̄ usage.
speaking the truth
been drowned. 204. (4) Past Perfect Tense-would
credulity (Noun) : the ability or
Here, would not have been have left is the right usage.
willi ngness to believe that
drowned is the right usage. 205. (3) disabled (Adj.) : unable to
something is real or true
195. (1) hand in (Phr. V.) : to give use a part of your body
possibility (Noun) : the fact
somethi ng to a person i n completely or easily because of
that something might exist or
authority a physical illness, an injury, etc.
happen, but is not certain to
hand back (Phr. V.) : to give or disadvantaged (Adj.) : not
existence (Noun) : the fact of
return something to the person having the things, such as
being real or living
who owns it education, or enough money,
Here, veracity is the right usage. that people need in order to
hand down (Phr. V.) : to give or
181. (2) over (Prep.) is the right usage. leave something to somebody succeed in life; deprived
182. (1) by (Prep.) is the right usage. who is younger than you discouraged (Adj.) : feeling less
183. (1) against (Prep.) is the right confident
Here, in is the right usage.
usage. despised (Adj.) : to dislike and
196. (3) Here, smelt (Simple Past
184. (2) on (Prep.) is the right usage. have no respect for somebody
Tense) is the right usage
185. (3) a lot of (Idiom) : a large 197. (3) According to (Prep.) : as Paralympics (Noun) : an
number or amount of somebody/ stated or reported by somebody/ International Athletic Competition
something something for people who are disabled
Here, of is the right usage. Here, According to is the right Here, disabled is the right usage.
186. (3) pull down (Phr. V.) : to destroy usage. 206. (2) heir (Noun) : a person who
Here, pulled is the right usage. 198. (3) Unless (Conj.) : is used for has the legal right to receive
187. (2) about (Prep.) is the right talking about a situation that somebody"s property, money or
usage. could happen in the future. title when that person dies
188. (4) integral (Adj.) : being an Here, Unless is the right usage. Here, heir is the right usage.
essential part of something 199. (1) poacher (Noun) : person 207. (3) stewardess (Noun) : a female
Here, integral is the right usage. who ill egal ly hunt birds, flight attendant
189. (1) spinster (Noun) : a woman animals, etc. Here, how to fasten the seat
who is not married, especially ranger (Noun) : person whose belt is the right usage.
an older woman who is not likely job is to take care of a forest, a 208. (3) In such sentenc es, the
to marry park, etc. Perfect Inf. (to have + Past
bachelor (Noun) : a man who Here, poachers is the right usage. Participle) will be used.
has never been married 200. (4) Past Perfect Tense-would Here, to have heard is the right
Here, spinster is the right usage. not have been is the right usage. usage.
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