Question
1) Fifteen rupee is too much for a banana. 2) Fifteen rupee are too much for a banana. 3) Fifteen rupees are too much for a banana. 4) Fifteen rupees is too much for a banana. 5) None of these
Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct. If none of the given sentences is correct, mark (5),
i.e None correction required, as the answer.
i.e None correction required, as the answer.
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