Question
In the following questions, a sentence is given with
two blanks. Identify the correct pair of words that fit in the sentence to make it grammatically and contextually correct. Simon Property Group is on a buying spree as America’s mall operators  ___________ with declining foot traffic and some ___________ to keep their doors open.Solution
The sentence implies that Simon Property Group is actively buying while other mall operators are facing difficulties due to declining foot traffic. The appropriate words are "grapple" (to deal with something difficult) and "struggle" (to make forceful efforts to overcome challenges). These words fit the context of difficulty and effort in trying to survive in a challenging market.
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