Question
Interchange the words in the two sentences so that both
the sentences become grammatically and contextually correct. I. Sri Lanka may need (A) a bridge loan whether (B) an external debt restructuring credible (C) is put in place. II. Much depends (P) on while (Q) there is a plan (R) leadership. Directions: Two sentences are given in the question below. Three words are emboldened in each of the sentence. Interchange the words to form a meaningful sentence.Solution
Here, B is incorrect at its place. It should be exchanged. It can be exchanged with Q. Also, C-R can be interchanged to form meaningful sentences. The correct sentences are: I. Sri Lanka may need a bridge loan while an external debt restructuring plan is put in place. II. Much depends on whether there is a credible leadership.
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  ```cpp
  struct Node {
    int data;
...ACID properties in DBMS ensure:
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