Question
In each of the following sentences four words are given
in bold. These words may or may not replace each other to form a contextually and grammatically meaningful sentence. Below each sentence, four options are given for the replacements. You have to choose the correct replacement as your answer. If no replacement is required, choose no change required The realisation of these aspirations hinges (a) on the conduct of free (b) and fair (c) elections and the restoration (d) of the rule of law. In each of the following sentences four words are given in bold. These words may or may not replace each other to form a contextually and grammatically meaningful sentence. Below each sentence, four options are given for the replacements. You have to choose the correct replacement as your answer. If no replacement is required, choose no change required.Solution
Option E means that the sentence is already correct and meaningful and no change is required.
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Select the most appropriate indirect form of the given sentence.
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