Question
1. People of all age groups could get benefitted if
India creates enough services for the elderly and follow an elderly prioritised approach for some decades because such prioritisation can help the vulnerable section of the society, who are more in number. 2. Reimagining the health-care policy is crucial for India because having an elderly prioritised approach could be possible if we focus on all other age-groups, who require diverse health-care services, which in turn can help elderly citizens access these. 3. India should reimagine its entire health-care policy for the next few decades with an elderly prioritised approach because, as senior citizens require the most diverse array of health-care services, the creation of adequate services for them will benefit all other age-groups. 4. It is high time to health-care policy to reimagine in India and focus on elderly prioritised approach because the elderly needs diverse health-care services, the creation of which will benefit all age groups. 5. In a country like India, health-care policy should be based on an elderly prioritised approach, at least for some decades because, such an approach could benefit all age groups as the elderly are the people, who require a wide range of health-care services. In each of the following questions, five statements have been given. Identify the pair of statements which are grammatically correct and also carry the same meaning.Solution
Sentences 3 and 4 have similar meaning and they are grammatically correct. 1- no other statement mentions the number of elderly people. 2- focusing on other age groups in not mentioned in any other sentences. 4- this sentence is grammatically incorrect.
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